SWOT Insights
Whenever you start a new endeavor you face a learning curve. When you graduate from college and start a job, there’s a learning curve. Enter a trade school and you’ll be on a learning curve for the entire term. Want to take up knitting as a hobby? There’s a learning curve for that. So too with writing fiction, self-publishing and book marketing.
That’s what this book is about: the learning curve for those activities.
This book won’t teach you how to master those topics. Rather, it enumerates the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats that you’ll face. It provides a roadmap that you can use to surmount the weaknesses and threats. Armed with this information, you can avoid the many pitfalls and traps awaiting you.
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Infographic Guide to Mind-mapping a Novel
A novel needs consistency and continuity. That isn't easy to achieve. Mind-mapping offers a way to gain both of those qualities.- What if you knew how to create mind-maps to ensure that consistency? And that continuity?
- What if you had a way to make sure your characters didn’t inadvertently change in the middle of the story?
- Imagine have a visual diagram to keep your plot on track.
- What if you could have the synopsis of the novel displayed on a single graphic? It could be used as a roadmap to control your first draft.
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