12: How to Write a Nonfiction Book in 12 Hours

The idea that it takes a long time to write a book just isn’t true

Every executive consultant, coach, speaker, company executive, and entrepreneur needs a book to establish their credibility as a leader and to preserve their ideas for decades and beyond their lifetime. A book can be a connecting tool and door opener to extensive personal and professional opportunities.

The main obstacles preventing most people from writing a book are the lack of time and the lack of understanding of the process to get from book outline to books in hand. Busy professionals can write books quickly and efficiently by having a system to get their core ideas on paper in hours, rather than months or years-and that process will produce better books as a result.

Writing Faster Means Writing Better

You are about to discover . . .

--The system used by highly productive individuals to get more done in less time
--How planning ahead allows you to accelerate your writing process
--How to turn your book outline into your Table of Contents
--How writing quickly is the secret to your best writing, especially if you don’t write all the time
--How to put together all parts of a book from start to finish-Title, Subtitle, Introduction, Table of Contents, and About the Author-with additional resources to minimize stress and make your final manuscript polished and professional

Maryanna Young founded Aloha Publishing in 2004 to offer anyone with a powerful idea the opportunity to write and publish a high quality book. While working on hundreds of books with clients, she discovered that even the most complex books will be better if they are written in a shorter amount of time. The company is called Aloha (meaning breath of God) because of the compassion, joy, and giving embodied in the concept of Aloha through the people of the Hawaiian Islands. It’s a lifestyle and cultural principle that she believes works well when individuals respect each other and give more than they take. Maryanna calls the Pacific Northwest her home.