How To Earn Passive Income This Week: Publish Your Book

By C.M. Love

Stay-at-Home Moms, Stay-at-Home Dads, Homemakers, Retirees, Burned-Out Employees: Start and grow your book business to make money now, even if you're brand-new.

 

You have words inside you that only you can write. Whether it's an epic fantasy fiction book or a quick how-to guide that shares your tips for growing peppers, you have something to share, which others want to read. Write it!

 

Once you've written your book, you can sell it to readers online––even while you sleep.

 

We live in unprecedented times with incredible opportunities to make money from home. Anyone can write a book and post it for sale on the internet. It's simple, right? It can be… with the right help.

 

Allow this streamlined roadmap to lead you on your path to self-publishing success.

 

This short, actionable guide covers the essentials for your publishing journey with no extra fluff. It outlines clear, concise steps, which you can apply immediately to see fast results.

 

With this simple step-by-step formula, you'll cut through the chaos to quickly and easily be on your way to selling books and making money online.

 

Your dream awaits. Grab this guide and jump-start becoming a published author right now.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Love Publishing House
• Release date: Dec 2, 2022
• ISBN: 9798201774974

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WRITE YOUR BOOK RIGHT NOW.

Want to know a BIG writing and publishing secret? We might as well jump right in with the juicy good stuff, right? The one thing that will set you apart as a successful author who sells books is actually getting the words onto paper.

It sounds so simple… write the book. But even though loads of people would like to write a book one of these days, very few have.

Take your fiction novel or how-to booklet from a partially formed idea floating aimlessly around inside your head and put it into a document. That simple task will put you leap years ahead of the ‘someday’ folks.

Does your first draft need to be perfect? No way. Any issues can be fixed later, but before problems can be addressed, there needs to be a physical draft of your work. There’s a famous quote about being able to edit anything, except a blank page.

Your first draft can be a beginning document that requires editing work on every single sentence. No matter how rough it is, it’s still a starting point, which is precisely what you need to move forward with your publishing journey.

Write your first draft however you like… longhand, typewriter, crayon, audio recording, computer, stone tablet. It really doesn’t matter how you do it, just do it.

Should you plot with a detailed outline, fly by the seat of your pants, or combine the two? That is completely up to you. There isn’t a right or wrong way. What feels right to you is what is right for that story.

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