You Don’t Need to Go Viral to Be Worth Following

Somewhere, a CEO is wondering whether the company’s next growth strategy requires pointing at floating text while a trending song plays.

Good news: your expertise doesn’t need choreography.

If you’re thinking about writing a book, consider what the process uncovers: stories, hard-earned lessons, strong opinions, and answers to questions your customers actually ask.

That’s material people can engage with.

Share a mistake from Chapter 3 and ask, “Have you experienced this?”

Turn an idea from Chapter 7 into a post explaining how you approach a common problem.

Give readers a passage they can respectfully disagree with. Suddenly, there’s something to discuss beyond “Great post!”

A book helps you put your thinking into words. Those ideas can spark conversations with people who recognize the challenges you describe.

Will every post take off? Probably about as often as every meeting ends early.

But a thoughtful comment from a potential customer can matter more than thousands of views from people who simply enjoyed the soundtrack.

Start with one question your customers keep asking. Your answer could become both a chapter and a conversation.

That is benefit #21 of becoming a bestselling author. Check out all 25 benefits HERE.