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The definitive guide to becoming a successful self-help author!
You have the wisdom to change lives. You've seen it in your practice, your research, or your own journey. But transforming that hard-earned insight into a compelling, bestselling book is a challenge of its own. If you've ever started writing only to lose steam or felt your crucial message get lost in a disorganized draft, you're not alone.
The world needs your book now more than ever. But how do you write it?
The Self-Help Author's Toolkit is your indispensable guide. Written by developmental editors and publishing professionals who have helped countless experts like you, this manual reveals the industry secrets to crafting a book that is both profound and popular.
Inside, you'll discover how to:
Stop wondering where to start. This book is your personal mentor, giving you the tools, templates, and confidence to share your message with the world. Your journey to becoming a published, impactful author begins here.
Hilary T. Smith has spent nearly two decades helping authors craft self-help books that motivate, inspire, and educate readers. She has worked behind the scenes on bestselling books by neuroscientists, psychologists, meditation teachers, and artists from around the world. Visit her online at www.hilarytsmith.com.
William Solow is a professional science communicator and the codirector of the nonprofit AMeaningofLife.org, where he guides the development of science-based self-help resources used by therapists, teachers, and coaches across the country and around the world. He loves helping authors translate complex psychology research into engaging, accurate, and accessible materials for the general public.
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