Module 3 Lesson 1: Planning and Creating Low-Content Books Overview and Objectives

Hello, beautiful wellness practitioners and aspiring authors! Let’s dive into a question that’s as old as the hills: e-books or print books? Here’s the secret to unlocking your book’s full potential: offer it in multiple formats. Imagine a reader who loves their Kindle—they won’t discover your wisdom if there’s no ebook version available. Conversely, think of those who adore browsing their local independent bookstore—they’ll miss out on your message if there’s no print edition.

Here’s a wonderful insight: studies show that most dedicated ebook readers also buy print books regularly. These amazing hybrid readers adapt their choices based on their situation. Picture this: an avid reader savoring a cozy evening at home with your paperback, then seamlessly switching to their e-reader while jet-setting with minimal luggage. By embracing both formats, you’re meeting your readers where they are, enriching their lives in every scenario. Your words deserve to shine in every corner of their world!

Overview:

In this lesson, we will introduce the fundamentals of planning and creating low-content books. You will learn about the various types of low-content books, such as journals, planners, and workbooks, and how they can benefit your wellness practice. We will discuss the importance of having a clear purpose and audience for your book and how setting actionable goals can keep you on track.

Objectives:

• Understand the basics of low-content books.
• Identify the purpose and audience for your book.
• Set clear, actionable goals for creating your low-content book.

Deep Thought Questions:

1. What primary message or theme do you want your low-content book to convey?
2. Who is your target audience, and how will your book meet their needs?
3. What are your main objectives for creating this low-content book?

Example Answers:

1. "I want my book to inspire mindfulness and relaxation through daily prompts."
2. "My target audience is busy professionals looking for a quick, daily mindfulness practice."
3. "My main objectives are to create a book that sells well on Amazon and helps my clients integrate mindfulness into their daily routine."