How to Write a Book to Benefit Your Clients & Your Therapy Practice

So, we know what you're probably thinking. It probably goes something along the lines of "Well writing a book sounds great, but are you kidding me! I don't have time to write a book!"We get it. Writing a book can seem overwhelming. It can also be time and effort intensive (the first one Chris wrote took over 150 hours and more than a year from start to finish). But it doesn't have to be this way. If you go through the process we break down for you we know you can complete a solid book that helps both your clients and your practice with as little as three to five hours of focused attention. Further, with the ease of self-publishing (kdp.amazon.com), the availability of internet "freelancer" help communities (upwork.com and fivrr.com), and cheap and reliable transcription apps that you can download to your phone (rev.com) you can write your book without actually writing anything and get the entire project done for less than $100. Although writing a book can sound like a huge undertaking, we'll show you that it really isn't all that hard to do. We tend to guess that if someone told you how three to five hours of your time and less than $100 could allow you to better help clients, and get more clients, you'd do it in a heartbeat. That's why you should get started reading this book so that you can write your own!For more helpful resources from the Bruce Law Firm, including our free books, go to DivorceInformationBooks.com.

• | Author: Christopher R. Bruce
• | Publisher: Christopher R Brice
• | Publication Date: January 14, 2020
• | Number of Pages: 64 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback
• | ISBN-10: 0997531665
• | ISBN-13: 9780997531664