Dear aspiring author,
Have you ever dreamed about making passive income with Kindle books?
Maybe you've even written and published a book and found that it tanked?
Do you find it hard to come up with ideas and finding enough time to write about them?
I've been there myself!
When I paid $500 for a correspondence course back in the early 90th, I was told that I would end up being able to write a book. But...
Write a book?
I imagined myself curved over the keyboard for months or years... Where would I find an idea that would be worthy of so much work?
Finally, in 1998 I did write my first book, and it took months to write it. But since somebody paid me to do it, I didn't worry too much about it.
And from there, it wasn't that difficult anymore.
I got an idea for a second book, and I found a publishing house who liked the idea.
Again it took months to write it, but not nearly as long as the first.
Another idea led to a third publishing house, and I stayed there for almost a decade.
These were all medium sized books, but I managed to shorten down the writing time with my system, so I was able to always deliver before deadline, always to give it my best, and be able to have time for other things than just writing.
Then Came Kindle...
To be honest, I saw Amazon's Kindle Direct Publishing as a way to publish books the old fashioned way, but it's much more than that.
When I wrote for the Danish publishing house, my books had to have a specific format and a fixed number of pages.
You have full freedom with Kindle books, and one of the things I found out was that...
One book rarely makes it to the top.
You have to write more than one book about the same topic, and if you can write a series of books, it's even better.
If you keep writing long books that takes you months to write, it's very difficult to stay motivated, because what if the first book only gets a few sales?
Would you still be willing to write a second book?
Or would you just think, "Well, then Kindle is not for me."
Or, if you're a positive-minded person, you might just assume that the topic wasn't the right one and write a new book on another topic.
Which only gets a few sales...
New Mindset - More Books
It occurred to me that it would be much better to write short, good books than to keep writing "bibles" about every topic.
And then I created a blueprint, based on my experience and knowledge about how to write fast and good at the same time.
I tested the blueprint, and it took me...
3 hours and 9 minutes
To write a Kindle book.
Do you think that even with a day-job, you can find a couple of hours daily to wrote your book?
And while you might be thinking, "Yeah, yeah, quantity... But I prefer quality..."
I can tell you from experience that you can have both.
The best writing I've ever done has been written in the shortest amount of time.
Why?
Because when you know what to write, and you're passionate about it, the words will just flow from your brains and down to the paper without resistance.
And that's when you do your best writing.
You get "in the zone" and that's where magic happens.
You want your fingers to fly over the keyboard, quickly bursting out new words.
And when this happens, you'll be willing to try out new and daring ideas, and your chances of getting Kindle sales grow potentially.
So let me ask you a few questions:
If that's the case I have good news for you in a moment. But let me take this a little further...
My way is not the only way. But it's a good start to get your name out there and to get people wanting more books from you.
And you'll be able to give them what you want, thanks to...
