Book Midwife Mindy, is an executive communications strategist who has helped hundreds of business leaders gain recognition as the true experts in their field by showing them how to write the best possible books, ebooks and articles. She believes strongly that the reason people shy away from writing is due to their fear of failure, and the worry of an extraneous amount of time being spent on the planning and editing of the book.
"Writing a full-length book the smart way only takes between 50 and 100 hours of work, total. This can be spread over a three to six month time frame or it can be done during a week or two if you know you are not going to be interrupted. I am not very impressed with so called business leaders who will not put 50 to 100 hours into what is probably the most important job they need to be doing in the current climate, which is influencing their market," says Mindy, who recently published her third book 24 Carat BOLD (£10.99, Ecademy Press).
Mindy has come up with a fool-proof way to get this all important writing time down to 50 hours, and still produce quality material. It has allowed hundreds of her clients to produce excellent books and articles quickly and easily. She insists that the key to the success of a completed book is the planning.
"Why do books need extensive editing? Why do most people never start or finish writing a book? Why do they lack flow, tone, style, content and description? The answer is simple, as it almost always boils down to the lack of a good plan," says Mindy.
As well as a good plan, Mindy recommends that mind-mapping, completing a quick first draft and seeking advice from a professional editor are all what pays off in reducing the number of hours spent on getting a book published. Then, all you have to do is get busy becoming popular!
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