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Why Nonfiction Writers Still Must Build Platform to Succeed as Authors
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Write First, Edit Later to Finish Your Nonfiction Book Fast
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Can You Tell a Publisher Why You Should Write and Publish Your Book?
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What are Your Payoffs for Becoming–or NOT Becoming–an Author?
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How to Achieve Publishing Success and Reach Writing Goals
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Replace “Alice Attitude” with “Author Attitude” for Publishing Success
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How Writing a Book Proposal Helps You Prepare to Write Your Book
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Every Book—and Aspiring Author—Needs a Business Plan
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Powering Through to Meet Writing Deadlines Despite Inertia
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Why Aspiring Authors Need Training to Become Published Authors
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