An Updated Summary About GOAL SETTING:
From One Goal Oriented Specialist to Another

If self-improvement is what you trust in, then books should have the same, because nearly all improvements that have taken place down through history have happened through the written word. Books have a tendency toward changing the attitudes of people. And, as more people read a book (or books about a particular topic), the effect becomes universal.

One of the best ways to help people who want to improve their Goal Setting is by passing along good information that works through books.

No matter which writer you speak to, you will get a different opinion about "how to write a book." In fact, you might get as many opinions as the number of people you've asked.

Some say that buying book writing software is what motivated them to get going, others will tell you that writing a book proposal is what got them started.

Knowing how start writing a book proposal and looking for a literary agent is important, but what usually makes the difference on whether a business person is motivated enough to actually get started are the reasons for writing a book.

Each person has many reasons for writing a book, says business adviser to authors DrProactive Randy Gilbert, but there are 4 that almost everyone has in common. The best way to satisfy those reasons it to a build a business around the book so that it makes money as it becomes a bestseller.

DrProactive calls it a "bestselling business," because it can make you a bestselling author and a millionaire at the same time. Learning how to start writing a book proposal and creating a business around it at the same time is critical.

If you want to write a book, then see if one or more of these reasons will motivate you.

#1 – Having a Book Gives You Instant Credibility
There is no substitute for the kind of credibity you receive by having “Best-Selling Author” in your bio. It will immediately differentiate you and elevate you above other speakers. You'll receive Celebrity Status no matter what your subject area is, because "you wrote the book on it." This highest level of “authority” is something most speakers and authors cannot claim.

#2 – Each Book You Sell is a Salesperson Working For You
Being a New York Times Bestseller is a multiplier because your book will be carried in more stores, introduced to more people, and will be like having a giant sales force because everyone who reads it will be introduced you and your products And, as they read your book, they are being convinced to have you give them more information specifically for their group. In your new bestselling business, your book will sell your other products, and all your other products will sell your book.

#3 – Your Book can Help Expand Your Customer Database and Be an Effective Lead Generation System
Your book is a great lead generation system, and will help you gain referrals. You will you use your book as the most powerful business card you've ever seen and even your clients will enjoy recommending (or even giving away) your book to others that they want to help. It will make their clients feel good and it is impressive to the people who are referred.

#4 - Building Other Products Around Your Book Will Multiply Your Income
You'll get a wider (and almost endless) variety of speaking opportunities because you have products and services to sell. You will be requested to speak to large audiences at conferences that are put on by other entrepreneurs who want to increase their profits when you sell your high-ticket products. When word gets around that you made big revenue for an organizer (the same amount you make for yourself), then you'll be invited to speak at other events.

SUMMARY:

Now that you know that writing a book proposal and getting a publisher pays high dividends, there is no excuse for not taking action. Every reason for writing a book is important and should be good enough to get you started.

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