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Have you ever wanted to write a non-fiction book, yet did not know where to start? A book is the most condensed form of knowledge on the planet.

Your accumulated expertise and points of view are valuable. Whether you are a corporate leader or an individual contributor, many want to learn from your ideas and experience. Most authors and aspiring authors know writing a book is hard. Yet, it’s not that difficult because millions of people participate in this creative endeavor every year. There are two factors that make writing a non-fiction book accessible and possible:
<ul>
 	<li>Knowing your why</li>
 	<li>Being disciplined about your process</li>
</ul>
And a recent poll suggests the top two reasons people want to write a non-fiction book include:

✅ Legacy, making a difference
✅ Establish credibility

If your desire is to write a book, sign up for the 3-part series or start with the first workshop, “Getting Started.”

About the presenters and panelists: Melissa Wilson has helped hundreds of authors write and publish their non-fiction (and fiction) books. The other members of the panel, Marti Konstant, Nick Allen, Teri Hart, And Tracey Wik have published books and articles and can share the real-world experience of what it takes to author and publish a book.

Book Writing Workshop Series | Making it Real (Remote)

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Book Writing Workshop Series | Making it Real (In-Person at Catalyst Ranch)

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Have you ever wanted to write a non-fiction book, yet did not know where to start? A book is the most condensed form of knowledge on the planet.

Your accumulated expertise and points of view are valuable. Whether you are a corporate leader or an individual contributor, many want to learn from your ideas and experience. Most authors and aspiring authors know writing a book is hard. Yet, it's not that difficult because millions of people participate in this creative endeavor every year. There are two factors that make writing a non-fiction book accessible and possible:
<ul>
 	<li>Knowing your why</li>
 	<li>Being disciplined about your process</li>
</ul>
And a recent poll suggests the top two reasons people want to write a non-fiction book include:

✅ Legacy, making a difference
✅ Establish credibility

If your desire is to write a book, sign up for the 3-part series or start with the first workshop, "Getting Started."

About the presenters and panelists: Melissa Wilson has helped hundreds of authors write and publish their non-fiction (and fiction) books. The other members of the panel, Marti Konstant, Nick Allen, Teri Hart, And Tracey Wik have published books and articles and can share the real-world experience of what it takes to author and publish a book.

This three-part workshop series will focus on the following areas:
<ul>
 	<li>Getting Started - February 2022</li>
 	<li>Making it Real - April 2022</li>
 	<li>Marketing – June 2022</li>
</ul>

Book Writing Workshop Series | Getting Started

Have you ever wanted to write a non-fiction book, yet did not know where to start? A book is the most condensed form of knowledge on the planet.

Your accumulated expertise and points of view are valuable. Whether you are a corporate leader or an individual contributor, many want to learn from your ideas and experience. Most authors and aspiring authors know writing a book is hard. Yet, it's not that difficult because millions of people participate in this creative endeavor every year. There are two factors that make writing a non-fiction book accessible and possible:
<ul>
 	<li>Knowing your why</li>
 	<li>Being disciplined about your process</li>
</ul>
And a recent poll suggests the top two reasons people want to write a non-fiction book include:

✅ Legacy, making a difference
✅ Establish credibility

If your desire is to write a book, sign up for the 3-part series or start with the first workshop, "Getting Started."

About the presenters and panelists: Melissa Wilson has helped hundreds of authors write and publish their non-fiction (and fiction) books. The other members of the panel, Marti Konstant, Nick Allen, Teri Hart, And Tracey Wik have published books and articles and can share the real-world experience of what it takes to author and publish a book.

This three-part workshop series will focus on the following areas:
<ul>
 	<li>Getting Started - February 2022</li>
 	<li>Making it Real - April 2022</li>
 	<li>Marketing – June 2022</li>
</ul>
 

<img class="aligncenter" src="https://www.learningexecutive.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/ELE-Book-Club-Informal-Conversation.png" alt="Learning Leaders Book Writing Workshop" width="450" />

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<div>To register to attend remote, please click the "Register Now" button above. ELE user account required.</div>
<div>ELE Users need to log in and will see the Restricted to Member-only Zoom Room link below:</div>
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New to ELE? Learn more on our <a href="https://www.learningexecutive.com/login/">Login</a> page or "Let's chat"--click below.

Everyone will have access to a complimentary 4-minute highlight video from this live discussion with ELE Leader-members on ELE's Insights.

ELE produces this Learning Circle: Book Writing Workshop

Book Writing Workshop Series | Making it Real

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Have you ever wanted to write a non-fiction book, yet did not know where to start? A book is the most condensed form of knowledge on the planet.

Your accumulated expertise and points of view are valuable. Whether you are a corporate leader or an individual contributor, many want to learn from your ideas and experience. Most authors and aspiring authors know writing a book is hard. Yet, it's not that difficult because millions of people participate in this creative endeavor every year. There are two factors that make writing a non-fiction book accessible and possible:
<ul>
 	<li>Knowing your why</li>
 	<li>Being disciplined about your process</li>
</ul>
And a recent poll suggests the top two reasons people want to write a non-fiction book include:

✅ Legacy, making a difference
✅ Establish credibility

If your desire is to write a book, sign up for the 3-part series or start with the first workshop, "Getting Started."

About the presenters and panelists: Melissa Wilson has helped hundreds of authors write and publish their non-fiction (and fiction) books. The other members of the panel, Marti Konstant, Nick Allen, Teri Hart, And Tracey Wik have published books and articles and can share the real-world experience of what it takes to author and publish a book.

This three-part workshop series will focus on the following areas:
<ul>
 	<li>Getting Started - February 2022</li>
 	<li>Making it Real - April 2022</li>
 	<li>Marketing – June 2022</li>
</ul>
&nbsp;

<img class="aligncenter" src="https://www.learningexecutive.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/ELE-Book-Club-Informal-Conversation.png" alt="Learning Leaders Book Writing Workshop" width="450" />

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If interested in attending virtually, please contact us for the Zoom Meeting ID and passcode.
Everyone will have access to a complimentary 4-minute highlight video from this live discussion with ELE Leader-members on ELE's Insights.

ELE produces this Learning Circle: Book Writing Workshop