Most activists spend time promoting their cause or growing their movement using the standard tools found in an activist’s toolbox. They march, protest, boycott, write letters, post on social media, fundraise, or build community with hashtags or forums. They usually don’t consider publishing a book. Yet, a book serves as an extremely powerful tool for creating change in lives, communities,…
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Books can inspire and motivate readers to new action. However, this only happens if the author initially crafts a manuscript that prompts readers to choose something different. Whether you want to change individual lives or transform organizations, communities, governments, the environment, or the world, you can learn to “author change.” You can write a book that causes readers to join…
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Growing a movement or promoting a cause often benefits from an atypical approach to activism. Instead of—or in addition to—marching, protesting, boycotting, or even building community with hashtags or forums, write and publish a book related to your cause. Allow your written words to create positive and meaningful change in lives, communities, organizations, countries, or the world. Most activists like…
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You may believe only writers can “author change.” You have to be someone who writes books that inspire and motivate people to change, join causes and movements, or take actions that change the world. But that’s not exactly true. Anyone can author change—even you. There are people who don’t consider themselves writers but who want to write for change. Writing…
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Becoming an “Author of Change” requires taking action toward becoming a change agent the moment you feel inspired to use a book to achieve that goal. You can do many things that help you start making a positive and meaningful difference—even without a published book. However, the sooner you begin, the greater your chances are of motivating readers to change….
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