Notice where you spin wheels that don't bring you new clients, a balanced life or sales. Always focus on what you do and enjoy best and for business, what makes you most money for smallest effort.

4. Write down in your daily to do pages of your organizer 2-3 High Level Activities (HLA's) you need to do to move your book to finish line.

Include a whole week of HLA's at a time

Example: Monday.

-List topics and questions to answer for whole book 2. --Categorize just one chapter's questions and topics-ie. ch. 2.

Example: Tuesday.

-Write a rough draft of middle of ch. 2--what questions you will answer -Answer those questions (now headings) - Note: If you answer 5 questions, you will have about a 5-page middle of chapter.

5. Finish high priority activity before you move on to a lower priority. That means phone calls, emails, and requests from others. Give yourself a definite time each day that is sacred to cause. Your finished book.

6. Remember payoffs.

Put less important things on back burner. Know why your book will payoff. It brings you new clients, it illustrates your savvy expertise, it connects you to others to make their lives better.

Writing a short book can be most powerful marketing activity. If you don't work well alone, join a phone coaching session with other book writers. When you get feedback on what you write from a professional group, your writing improves and moves faster to finish line. Your book coach will gently nudge you to do each assignment before you move on.

7. Don't buy into myth, "Writing a book takes too much time"

Actually, best chapter writing happens fast! With "Fast-Forward Writing Technique," template to write a chapter helps you write it right first time. Then your book is easy-to-read, compelling, and well organized. Another great benefit is that you only need to edit 3-4 times. Writers without his help spend more time revising than writing first draft. Get help from people who have been there before. Check out book writing teleclasses and small group "book achievers" coaching groups.

- To Terminus! Ordered John to taxi driver. The hotel Terminus was located at center town, opposite to railway station at corner of Independence Avenue. Large house plants decorated hall. It was a building of purest colonial style. Inside, atmosphere of Twenties was perpetuated. A large staircase of brown wood led to rooms, employees - flexible and trained - waxed it several times per day. The owner, an old and little vulgar settler, directed her staff with an iron hands. By derision, employees called her "tara shambo", as Madagascans named former colonists who were too late to take last boat to decolonization . Mrs. Morvan - her real name - was everywhere at same time. Like a sheepdog, she was ready to bark her sheep at least prank. It should be said that staff had of it attitude. Always dressed in white immaculate blouses, she had kept this subjected position which characterized relationship that natives had with their Masters during colonial times. All were bare footed. Their miserable wages guarantee calm and rest to establishment's customers.

A porter ran into lobby. He relieved twins of their two larger bags and invited them to follow him. John, climbing stairs, slipped on soaped steps. He hung up again himself to fence. – This is Holiday one ice, launched he to his brother desperately trying to follow guide. - You know, Al, it'll be necessary that you call Coco without too much delay, recommend he, as if this hitch had shake his meninx. Coco was not a parrot and even less a vazaha! In Madagascar, one called everyone by his first name and even more readily by his small name...

Alain Darbellay GGGEMS.COM

Alain Darbellay is looking for an editor to publish his novels in USA.

literature best seller. Extracts of novel.

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