How To Write 1 Book In Under 6 Hours (Udemy.com)

Discover The Secrets To Writing Kindle Books Like A Machine On This Quick But Magical Journey

Created by: Marc Guberti

Produced in 2016

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What you will learn

  • Discover the ins and outs of writing valuable books in bulk
  • Create habits that enforce positive changes within their businesses and personal lives
  • Write 1 book in under six hours

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Overall Score : 78 / 100

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Course Description

Have you ever woke up one day and wanted to be a full-timeauthor? 80% of people want to be an author, but most people are presented with a closed door. They don't have the right habits, and if they do, they get shut down by publishers.
For new authors, the journey will look difficult in the beginning. How to follow-up with a next book as quickly as possible without sacrificing value...
What if I told you that you could be an author or have your next book outwithin six hours? In six hours, you finish writing a book that you can then publish on Amazon. Just think about that for a second. Your name on the front cover of a book. It's possible, and I want to show you how.
I have used the tactics within this course to write more than 25 Kindle books and thousands of blog posts that combined have been read by millions of people. I want you to achieve those kinds of results and inspire you to go beyond them.
With that said, every day you don't write your book is another day that your dream of writing a book and your full-time income as an author are slipping away. I don't want you to look back at your life with regret. I want you to look back and be proud of yourself for writing a book, and another one, and eventually building that into your full-time income.
If you are ready to take your book writing to the next level, thenclick "Take This Course" now.
Who this course is for:
Authors who want to write more booksAspiring authors who want to write valuable books with relative easeIndividuals looking to expand their businesses with books

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Instructor Details

Marc Guberti

Marc Guberti is a USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestselling author with over 100,000 students in over 180 countries enrolled in his online courses. He hosts 3 podcasts and several evergreen virtual summits where he teaches people how to grow their businesses and achieve personal transformations. He coaches authors, speakers, coaches, and business owners on how they can attract more traffic to their content and boost revenue.

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By Marianne Bradaric on 10/11/2020

I love short and on the point. I would have loved to get a bit more input on how to best structure an outline so it is appealing to readers. Like how much theory, how many examples, does it need an underlying story, etc...

By Pratiwi Putriyan on 9/2/2020

bagus

By Rafael Hurley on 7/11/2020

Useful, but a bit drawn out

By Karen Salamon on 6/13/2020

Good information, straightforward.

By Mike Onuorah on 5/19/2020

Straight to the point. However, we might need some guides.

By Joyce Kellums on 5/17/2020

He was clear about the information he was giving.

By Ravindra Padsala on 5/5/2020

Content is very different than name of course.
I thought this course is for tips for get idea to writer.
But this is for typing book in digital medium which is already written in paper.

By Niruma WebX on 4/27/2020

Really a good course, Short and crisp, to the point.
You might know some of the points but If you are planning to write a book it will help you to discipline.

By Lupu Pavel on 4/10/2020

I kinda know where the keys are. But I do get that some this course is for complete newbies

By Achraf Yachar on 3/18/2020

great job

By Anna Christine Freeman on 2/16/2020

ask me later

By Shirley Nicholls on 1/19/2020

Lots of good advice but doesn't live up to its title.
Breakdown of each hour's work, (1st hour: Plan, 2nd hour: write)
etc, etc. so (6th hour: final revision then let go)
That's what I was expecting.
Your enunciation is very good, clear and precise.
Thank you.