TEACH SOMETHING

Bryan Westra

Ann Arbor, Michigan

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Table of Contents

Teach Something

Introduction:

Background:

Getting Started:

First Step:

Next Step:

Almost There:

You Did It!

Tips And Tricks For Success:

Conclusion:

Take A Course

About The Author

Course Notes:

Course Notes:

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“Words are, of course, the most powerful drug used by mankind.”

 

―Rudyard Kipling

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Teach Something

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Introduction:Cover pain points and hint at the solution that will be covered in this book. 

Recommended word count: 200-400 words. 

Why I Wrote This Book

 

[your industry] is growing  at an incredible rate, which means more people need to know the basics of [book topic]. When you understand [book topic] fully, you can move ahead in your career.

 

Who Am I to Write This

 

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I’ve been in the [your field here] for [years] years now and feel it’s important that everyone have this information. I’ve been working hard to provide people with the information on [book topic], but what better way to reach the masses than through a book?

 

What You’ll Find Here

 

Cover the basics of what you intend to cover in the book, in no more than one paragraph.

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Background:Give a little background on the topic, leading up to the present and what people are using/doing now.

Recommended word count: 1,000-1,500 words

Why is [ebook topic] so important? To really understand, you need to know a little about the history of [topic]. People have been [activity] since [date/year]. It began with [activity/reason]. 

Later on, this became [more or less important to society], and people began to [activity]. 

 

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Today, [activity] is widely regarded as [explain your topic]. This is mainly due to [activity].

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Getting Started:Make it simple for your readers to check off what they need. A checklist with simple explanations for each item  is a good way to start.

Recommended word count: 800-1,500 words

Having the right tools for the job is essential. While you can achieve [outcome] with just [items], your life will be much easier if you invest in the tools necessary.

 

What You Need:

Before you begin [ebook topic], you’ll need the following:

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Item one: Description

Item two: Description

Item three: Description

Item four: Description

Item five: Description

Item six: Description

Item seven: Description

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First Step:Provide your readers with the first actionable steps they need to take in order to get the results they want.

Recommended word count: 800-1,500 words 

Once you have everything ready to go, it’s time to actually get started with [ebook topic]. Your first step will be to [explanation]. 

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Next Step:Don’t forget to provide an anecdote or two . . . it helps keep the reader interested.

Recommended word count: 800-1,500 words 

Your next step will be to [activity]. This is easily accomplished by [activity].

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Almost There:Photos are a great addition to your storytelling and will break up the text. Keep things simple and easy to follow. You can copy and paste images directly into the Section editor.

Recommended word count: 800-1,500 words

With the previous chapters, you’ve completed [activity] and should have [near end result]. You’re nearly at the finish line and with the knowledge gained up  to this point, you are well set to begin [activity]. 

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You Did It!Be sure to cover what the desired results should be or what the reader should have learned in this section.

Recommended word count: 800-1,500 words

If you have applied everything that you’ve read so far, you should be seeing [results]. From here, you can begin to tweak the process and make it your own. How can you improve on [ebook topic] with your own experiences?

Take a moment to savor your success and then read on for the last few tips and tricks we have to offer.

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Tips And Tricks For Success:

Share your best advice here to help people make the best use of the information given in the book. 

Recommended word count: 500-1,500 words 

While you now understand the basics of [ebook topic], the following tips will make it simpler to get the results you’re looking for. Each of these methods has been tried and tested, so we know they work. All you need to do is put them to good use!

Tip #1: 

Tip #2:

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Tip #3:

Tip #4:

Tip #5: 

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Conclusion:Briefly recap the information given in the book and provide a call to action.

 

Recommended word count: 500-1,500 words

Now that you know all about [book topic], it’s time to put it to use. Simply having the knowledge isn’t good enough, you actually need to use it. Take the time to go through each step given in this book and put it into action.

 

Don’t forget to [ call to action]!

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— The End—

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Take A Course

You are never done learning. I have put together some courses on various subject matter which may assist you with your learning.

I’m guessing you want to hone your communication and persuasion skill, and the good news is you can when you take one of these courses. Take a few moments to check out some of our offerings. You may be surprised by what you learn.

If you’d like to get an updated list of courses offered at indirectknowledge.com please connect with us at www.indirectknowledge.com. We’re always giving away free goodies too, so make sure you join our emailing list.

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Here are some of our course offerings:

To learn more about covert conversational hypnosis so you can persuade anyone by merely having a ‘seemingly’ normal conversation with them please check-out:

www.learnconversationalhypnosis.com

If you are a professional sales person you may also be interested in a sales hypnosis course.

To learn more visit:

www.howimakesales.com

Want to learn how to get wealthy without resources (credit, money, friends, etc.) then check out:

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www.howicreatewealth.com

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About The Author

Bryan Westra is a noted speaker and master level hypnosis and NLP practitioner and trainer. He is an international bestselling author, Success Coach, and the founder and owner of Indirect Knowledge Limited—a training and publishing house.

To learn more about Indirect Knowledge Limited please visit:

www.indirectknowledge.com

To learn more about Westra’s books please visit:

www.bryanwestra.com

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To learn more about sales hypnosis please visit:

www.howimakesales.com

To learn more about hypnosis please visit:

www.howihypnotize.com

Learn Well; Live Well.

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