Streamlining Book Writing Process: From Note-taking to Publishing

Do you want to make writing a book easier? A tour of how I write, from note-taking to organizing to publishing books and courses.
Learn how to publish your book. Publish a digital book, physical book, or print report with the same tools. I'll introduce the tools I use.
Write a book in an environment better than Adobe FrameMaker, InDesign, or Microsoft Word. Here's why you don't need dedicated book-writing software.
You'll discover:
What tools help you work as a team without losing work or duplicating effort,
Change management with editors, writing assistants, and researchers, even walk through revisions, • Double your productivi...
Which tools help you be a more productive editor when writing copy, chapters, or reports, • Secrets to More Produc...
How GitHub, Scrivener, and LeanPub work together to make the editorial process more resilient,
A practical demonstration of how to put in place a document editing method, with simple tools, • An Unusual Document Ed...
This training is for business owners, executives, and subject matter experts. It helps authors, copywriters, and experts publish books.
This episode includes a review of the LeanPub platform, available at leanpub.com/
Discover what is more important than writing the book itself. It's good that good writing is difficult, but this can make it easier and more productive.
Justin Hitt is the author of Establish Instant Credibility, available at leanpub.com/es...
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Are you a subject matter expert? And want the technical side of book publishing done for you? Ask questions at www.jwhco.com/...
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[@inspiredearthnz]

Thank you Justin. Super informative and eye-opening to what's possible with today's technology when it comes to writing and publishing. As a Scrivener and Obsidian user, I look forward to diving more deeply into a workflow along these lines. :Jonathan

[@JustinHitt-JCO]

Thanks for the feedback.