by Pat Iyer | Oct 19, 2021 | Blog, Book writing, Podcast, Writing Style
Are you thinking about writing your first book? Do you want to switch your teaching and writing focus? Do you wonder how you can turn your passion into profit? This podcast is for you. From compilation books to cookbooks, with titles ranging from Kill the Elevator...
by Pat Iyer | Oct 1, 2021 | Blog, Book Marketing, Book writing, Podcast, Writing process
Donna is 6’5” tall and a woman who both literally and figuratively stands out. Her height gave her the confidence to succeed in the male-dominated world of real estate, and her intuitive gifts enabled her to become a master player and teacher of poker. Poker helped...
by Pat Iyer | Sep 30, 2021 | Blog, Book writing
To write a book about your business could be the best way you spend your advertising money. Twenty-odd years ago I stayed for the first time at a Marriott hotel. A book sat on the desk in the room, entitled The Spirit to Serve Marriott’s Way. The title intrigued...
by Pat Iyer | Sep 20, 2021 | Blog, Book Marketing, Book writing, Podcast, Writing process
If you’re a consultant or member of a C-suite, you take a different approach to writing a book than an academic or fiction writer. Your primary goals are to increase your business and to help your clients increase theirs. That means you need to see your book not as an...
by Pat Iyer | Sep 10, 2021 | Blog, Book writing, Podcast, Writing process
Perhaps the biggest challenge for someone who wants to write a book is how to begin. How do you choose a subject, and how do you manage to write the 40,000 or 50,000 words, which, even in these streamlined times, are needed? Here to break this down for you in easy,...
by Pat Iyer | Sep 5, 2021 | Blog, Book writing, Podcast, Publishing
Has your business gotten trapped in its own innerspeak? Are your communications with clients verbose and full of vague and confusing language? Do your website stats show that visitors are bailing out after 15 seconds? Your company may be suffering from Business...
