Collecting Trainers – An Interview With An Expert
Every book sells better with good book reviews, but who do you know who will provide you a great review? Do you know anyone who has the clout to raise eyebrows and gain you the level of attention your book deserves?
Some publishers do not want the entire manuscript submitted. They want only the first 50 pages or the first three chapters and an outline of the entire book. I did not write my book from an outline. This book was an inspired outpouring so I had to create an outline after the fact.
The next part is the most simple. Now that you have your book, read it. Try not to get too caught up in the fact that you will soon be writing about this books. Read it for enjoyment. If you find yourself laughing, crying, cringing, or many of the other emotions books can bring to us, write that page down. That part of the book obviously got a reaction out of you, so you may want to mention it later on in your review.
Remember that experts never stop learning. Even after you are deemed an expert, you must stay on top of the latest news in your niche. Always learning is to always be moving onward and upward!
The best way to accomplish this is to take your https://expertwriting.io/ to dinner the night before he or she testifies. Preferably to a fine dining establishment where you will have 4-5 hours of time to discuss the case over a meal with many courses. (hopefully paid for by your client, although such is not always possible).
So, what makes an expert an expert? The smart-mouth answer is an expert is someone who is 51 miles from his home town. Have you ever heard the expression, “You’re never a hero in your own home town?” There’s something magical about getting outside that 50 mile radius that all of a sudden gives you credibility.
Bear with me while I share a story that I think will illustrate what I mean. I have been a “professional” writer, i.e., writing being my source of income, for about ten years. I am finally on the path to becoming a good writer. Before that I did a lot of writing as a part of other job duties. All toll I have invested nearly 40 years in becoming a good writer.
Stick To One Main Area Of Expertise At A Time. One of the biggest mistakes people make when trying to establish themselves as an Expert is to take on too much at once. Even if you’re an expert in twenty things, you need to focus on one thing as a time. If you’re work is being picked up by other people for use in their own blogs, magazines, etc.; then you can find different areas for your knowledge. If you’re doing in on your own blog, website, etc.; having too many topics will dilute your search results and only serve to confuse people.
Another great question is: how do you define success? Is success in the quality or the quantity of your writing? In the single reader or the millions of readers? In the small income or the large?Don’t be modest; the more honestly you answer the easier it will be to define your goals.
How do Muses make contact with writers? I think Muses make contact any way they can. They may slip into a writer’s night dreams to deliver ideas, encouragement, and inspiration. I have had dreams where entire books were given to me, chapter by chapter!
Agree to the cost before you agree to use the dollar store expert. Make sure the actual amount being paid to the expert for their services – and what those services are – is clearly outlined in your agreement. Don’t allow costs to be hidden in packages. Ask for a breakdown so you know what you are receiving for the prices paid. While a good, seasoned expert can save you many thousands of dollars, you want to know what that savings is costing you as well. You want to know exactly what is provided for the costs incurred.