10 reasons to write a book
- It clarifies your thinking.
- It leaves behind a record of where you are in this moment.
- You can focus only on the people who want to hear from you and seek feedback from them.
- It’s a project that is completely and totally up to you.
- Because it’s a generous way to share.
- It’s energy-efficient, takes up very little space and is portable.
- Because then you get to write another one.
- It will increase your authority in your field.
- We need to hear your ideas, they matter.
- And then you become an author.
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