It’s somewhat ironic that Edison, who invented the light bulb by trying 10,000 or so possible filaments, probably didn’t know this particular secret. If he did, he could have saved himself a lot of time.
Imagine then if you knew how to continually tap into even more light bulb moments on demand such that the ideas you have for the book and the words in it are just right first time. Couldn’t you save yourself loads of time, sweat and tears?
Well, you can learn the secrets behind how to do this on my one day workshop and my 1-2-1 correspondence course to Unleash the Book Inside.
I have been swamped with ideas since I was a child and recently have tapped into the source of all ideas AND how I can teach others to do just the same – doing this for others was even one of my own light bulb moments !
So, if you want to write a book and you are faced with the challenge of not knowing where to start and with the fear that your inspirational flow might dry up, then the Unleash the Book Inside workshop and correspondence course is for you.
Details and registration to the next workshop here
http://www.psycademy.co.uk/thebookinside.htm
and details on the 1-2-1 correspondence course that you can take anywhere on the planet, with a ‘phone line here
http://www.psycademy.co.uk/downloads/utbi_correspondenceCourse.pdf
Note, if you’ve started a book already and are stuck, give me a call too … I can definitely help you
Here’s what previous clients and attendees said :
“I attended Tom’s workshop today expecting a course about the mechanics of writing. What I got was even better which was the mechanics of inspiration! Tom showed us how to think about writing but also how to stop thinking about it and start doing it! It has inspired me to action! If you want to write a book or even just write regular articles then I thoroughly recommend it.” – Richard White
“There is no other way to write a book. Tom injects a certain magic to the whole process.”
“Tom is able to communicate complex ideas and theories in an extremely engaging fashion. Budding authors will find Tom inspiring.”
“This is cutting edge thinking about how our minds work but presented in an easily digestible manner.”
“Really thought provoking, reinforcing the importance of meditation.”
“His insights, intuition and inspiration are invaluable – from thinking I couldn’t write a book to suddenly finding the words flowing was fantastic. Tom has an amazing way of seeing the things that you don’t see during the writing process, which helps unblock those ‘writers block’ moments.” – Jo Simpson, Dubai
“He mentors you in assembling your material in the best way possible, leading to the addition of dimensions that you had not even thought of yet. I now have restored belief in my writing ability and creativity.”
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I had a ‘light-bulb’ moment when I remembered that I had set an intention to get published by June this year. I know you, Tom, suggest that by blogging we are in effect getting published, so I realised my goal in March!! I have had over 600 hits on my blogsite, a drop in the ocean for some maybe, but a downpour for me. I get strength from every single hit, so thankyou to all who have visited Avia. My first excerpt will be going online today. Do pop in and enjoy. And a comment or two would be lovely. Thank you Tom, the Bookwright, your encouragement is magic.
I’ve done it!!! The first installment’s online and I have found a way to protect it with a password – so easy. Now I really am publishing my book. What a great feeling! Pass this on to all your new authors Tom. Pop in and just click on CATEGORY ‘The Book’. I think your expertise is rubbing off on me [just a little]. I feel like ‘Superwoman’!!!
Well done Wendy – publishing is going through a paradigm shift – I made much more from the e-versions of Ermintrude than the print version
OK, it did all go to the Walk the Walk charity but I have be rewarded in spades with a new career as an author mentor that I hadn’t forseen
Keep up your magic work ……