Starting something new
Have you ever wanted to write a book?
Hello there. How have you been?
I’m starting up a new venture, and I thought my Mighty Forces audience might find it interesting.
I’ve been writing a book for months.
Only 3 percent of people who start writing a book finish it.
I know how difficult this process is.
But what I realized is that I can use my experience in writing and editing to help other people create the book they’ve always wanted to write.
I can help that frustrated writer work through their book topic. Then I can interview them over Zoom, transcribe that interview, and turn it into a finished book in about a month.
This is not A.I.-generated nonsense. It’s a real book, in your voice – because it comes from their you voice. But you don’t have to agonize over every word, and suffer through endless rounds of editing.
This is less expensive and much less time-consuming than traditional ghostwriting services, which can start at $25,000 and go up from there.
Coaches, consultants and business owners can get huge benefits from being the author of a book in their field: increased reach, finding new clients, getting media attention.
As just one example, my friend the fantastic coach Darcy Luoma said speaker’s bureaus are pretty much only interested in people who have written a book in their field.
Since I’ve been a writer and editor my entire career, and interviewed hundreds of people, I’m uniquely positioned to help turn a detailed, focused interview into a professional finished book.
Since I’ve already established the Mighty Forces brand, I thought I would call the new venture Mighty Forces Books.
I wrote a landing page that goes into some more salesy detail:
MIGHTY FORCES BOOKS
If you’re interested, let me know. Anyone from my audience reading this can get a substantial discount on what I will be charging going forward.
How can you write a book in a month??
Sounds good to me, though I am not your audience because if I had a book to write, I'd do it myself. But lots of people have things to say and can't, or don't want to, write. I'd just say don't price yourself too low!