Write a Book in Two Hours: Authorship, #1
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Who else wants their dream book written today?
If you can speak out loud, then YOU have what it takes to become a lightning-fast, bestselling author.
Most people dream of writing a book, but those manuscripts end up shoved away in dusty drawers, half-finished and abandoned to be eaten by moths.
Many of them are great writers, many of them have great ideas. Yet so many people come to the conclusion that they'll never finish their books.
Why? Because they aren't following a proven system.
Maybe this is you right now.
Maybe you believe that you're not good enough, that you'll never have enough time, or that it's a terrible book idea.
You wonder how on earth other people manage to find time to write alongside their jobs, family and other commitments.
But the assumption that writing is a slow process and books take six months or years to write is outdated.
You can easily increase your efficiency three to four times MORE by using this system. As much value as there is in quality, quantity also plays a significant factor.
The days where you need to have access to expensive or special equipment are gone.
And one of the fastest ways to become profitable as an author nowadays is to write faster.
Let me show you how you can hit the finish line at record speed.Every. Single. Time.
This is the same system that allows me to spend more time with my family, earn more money and accomplish four times the amount of work in the same eight hours a day.
It's allowed me to release books on an exponential scale, to set goals of writing fifty books per year.
This book was written using the same strategy. It can be done.
And now you can do the same.
This ISN'T a book you read for inspiration and walk away feeling good. This is a book about taking ACTION. I want you to be generating MORE CONTENT THAN YOU EVEN NEED.
What you will walk away with...
- Learn The Conveyor Belt Method: The step-by-step process which will give you an unshakeable FOUNDATION for your writing career
- Become One With Your Creative Mind: How to become so efficient with your methodology that you can AVOID writer's block entirely
- Master Your Location Independence: The secret writing anytime and ANYWHERE you want!
- Harness Your Long Term Sales: Get the exact ingredients you need to capture your readers for good and turn them into lifelong fans!
Imagine if...
- Writing books was no longer a struggle and you could churn out bestsellers on a whim
- You could write a book in your spare time and don't need to fight against your other commitments
- You could come up with an idea in the morning, plan out your content and have your first draft FINISHED by the afternoon!
Don't let your book rot in a drawer like all the rest.
Your time is NOW.
You could have the book you've always dreamed of writing in your hands TODAY.
Begin your journey by clicking the button above.
Jonathan Green
JONATHAN GREEN is an award-winning writer of speculative fiction with more than eighty books to his name. He has written everything from Fighting Fantasy gamebooks to Doctor Who novels, by way of Sonic the Hedgehog, Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and Judge Dredd. He is the creator of the Pax Britannia steampunk series for Abaddon Books, and the author of the critically-acclaimed, YOU ARE THE HERO – A History of Fighting Fantasy Gamebooks.
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- Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5This is a genius paradigm shift for author's --get creating!
- Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5Intriguing book. It is the first book that I have read by this author, and I was very interested in the idea that you could finish a book in two hours. It was very concise, and it was good enough for me to look for more books by this other.
- Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5I'll buy anything non-fiction with Jonathan Green's name on it.
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Write a Book in Two Hours - Jonathan Green
Introduction
When I was in high school, a teacher once asked me how many kindergartners I thought I could take in a fight.
I was 16 years old and full of vinegar. With two years of Tae Kwon Do lessons under my belt, I was pretty sure I could win a fight with a kindergartner.
But then he said, Let's imagine you're on the stage in the auditorium, and ten kindergartners come at you. Do you think you could handle that many if they piled on?
When you watch movies, bad guys always take turns attacking. They believe in a fair fight, and each henchman waits his turn to attack the hero. As a movie aficionado, this was how I first envisioned my great kindergartner battle. I would defeat one of these little rascals before taking on the next one. But I was dead wrong. Kindergartners don’t fight like that. Their parents don't let them watch R-rated movies, so they don't know the rules. They will rush you all at once.
While you might have a chance against ten little monsters, once that number hits fifty or one hundred, your odds of success move closer to absolute zero.
There is a value that comes from quantity, and that's what this book is going to teach you. I want to teach you how you can release a good book every single week. It's essential that you dial into that critical element. Anybody can put out bad books all the time, but that's not what I want.
In this guide, we're going to look at limitations and possibilities and see that many of those limitations no longer exist. The assumption that writing is a slow process and books take six months or years to write is outdated. We're going to stop living in the past and start taking advantage of technology and our better understanding of human physiology and psychology. We're going to achieve some amazing and powerful things.
My books always tend to be too long because I can't stop myself. A year after publishing the first edition, I finally released the abridged version of 20K a Day. People were complaining that the book was far too long, and they were right. That's the last book I wrote before hiring my editor.
Even though writing that book from my dock was one of my greatest experiences and marked my transition to dictation, it was still way too long.
I want that to become your problem – that you generate too much content, not too little.
If you decide to read that book, make sure you pick the second edition: the shorter, leaner, edited-by-Alice edition. Believe me; you'll appreciate the new version.
In this book, I want to show you that you can dictate a book from scratch in just two hours because that's exactly what I'm going to do right now. This book is based on a podcast episode where I first taught this initial concept. I want to demonstrate yet again that I can do what I'm talking about while I'm doing what I'm talking about.
I want to take a moment and share with you where I am right now.
I just finished a book for a ghostwriting client. Five minutes ago, I uploaded the last file for my editor to process before we send it to the client.
I'm up in my office. It's twelve square meters on the third floor of a hostel that my wife and I bought this summer. It's open-air, and all I can see in front of me is rooftops and palm trees. It's a little bit rainy, but the view is majestic up here.
I only like to spend a couple of hours a day up here, so we often rent the space to guests at night. Up here is my slice of paradise, as I stand to face the world. In my giant view towards the ocean, I feel like I'm the captain of an airship.
I haven't done it yet, but I'm thinking about buying a boat wheel, so I can feel like a pirate driving my airship as I look at the world. That might be one step too much. I haven't decided yet, but that's how I feel up here. So far in my research, I have only been able to find miniature wheels, but I need something full sized for the desired effect. If I do manage to get one put up in here, I’ll make sure to take a picture and share it on my social media channels.
This little office is as close to the heavens as I can get. I can look down on everything that's happening. I can see my kids playing, the dog running around, and guests coming and going.
As I finished my client project, I thought to myself, I have the notes ready for this book. I feel like writing a new book. Why don't I crank one out before I go downstairs and have lunch?
That's the power I want to give you. I want you to be able to generate a book every time you're in the mood. There is no longer a momentous struggle, but instead, something that's so easy to do on a whim.
The average human speaks 125 to 150 words per minute. Very few people can type that fast, and usually, they are transcribing or taking notes – not creating. It's very rare to find