- DO YOU DREAD WRITING?
- ARE YOU UNSURE OF GRAMMAR & WRITING RULES?
- ARE YOU READY TO START WRITING WITH CONFIDENCE?
How Not to Sound Stupid When You Write is here to help! I wrote this second book in my Write Faster Series as a companion to my award-winning Words at Work so I could share even more writing tips and tools. I’ve helped hundreds of executives and employees, authors and bloggers overcome their fear of writing and start writing with confidence. Whether you’re working on reports and emails, books and blogs, or social media and resumes, you’ll write them faster and stronger—with even better results.
Say goodbye to all those niggling and nagging problems with writing. Start faster and find more time to write; refresh your grasp of style, punctuation, and grammar; discover shortcuts to your writing success; and relax knowing you’re on the right path.
“Business writing godsend! Everyone who writes should have this book. They’ll soon be sailing through blogs, bios, proposals, books, and more!” —Jenny Capella, author of Your Dream Team
You’ll learn dozens of practical tips and techniques on how to:
1. Overcome any lingering fear or dread of writing
2. Start your first draft—fast!
3. Hook your readers from your very first paragraph
4. End with impact and effective calls to action
Buy How Not to Sounds Stupid When You Write today, and start writing like a pro!
The Write Faster Series also includes Words at Work and How to Write Stories That Sell.
Tired of dreading writing projects?
Ready to write faster, stronger, better?
These 3 books will get you off and running.
And they're free, too!
1. Debunk 10 common writing myths such as "Successful writers write great first drafts" and "Successful writers are always motivated." Learn the truth and build your confidence.
2. Save time with five handy checklists: 1) Cut Through Fear & Dread, 2) Tell Successful Stories, 3) Edit for Success, 4) Tap into Creativity, and 5) Grammar Goof & Gaffe checklists. All the tools you need to write like a pro!
3. Write articles and blogs people actually want to read.
Get started now with these free tips. I've been using them for years—and they've helped me write 1,200 articles for major publications and 20 books (the 21st launches this summer).
Just click on the three books above to get yours!