How to Structure a Non-Fiction Book

[@coffeeandcommas]

Table to Contents Introduction the top - Why you should read this book, Credibility Glossary - Optional Pipe Dream Benefits - At end of the book Mindset Principles - Start with the mindset The Body of your work - help them overcome the problem, Exact strategies, case studies in specific situations. No fluff. Don’t tease for info, not in the book Put the book into context - What to do next - Call to action

[@robmacleod9225]

The most concise and helpful video I have found on structuring a non-fiction book. Very helpful. Thanks for making this for us.

[@incorrectaddress563]

This video should’ve been titled “How to structure a self-help book”

[@valentina7182]

yeah D: i wanted to write a reference book not this lol

[@Apaulshi]

I agree, however, I’m glad that serendipitous event occurred. It helped me to realize that my book was, in fact, self help. Plus, what would be the point of any nonfiction publication that didn’t help?🤣 What is this guy’s name? Over and over I listened and it never sounded like he was saying Tomas Bird which the CC typed out when I finally resorted to that as an attempted reference. That would be a reference book that would help me 😂

[@valentina7182]

@@Apaulshi Reference books are very useful ... that's where you actually study things.

[@walktalkwithmarlene9613]

Great self-publishing formula for nonfiction books. The structure is simple and easy to follow. You hit the target straight away without snowballing us with massive fluff. Thank you. Looking forward to viewing more of your videos.

[@Saundersstrong]

Thank you brother , I am in the early stages of writing my 1st book and had no idea where to start!!!

[@morganeua]

Wow, this is insanely helpful, thank you!

[@kanduagbimson4094]

Great content 3-years later. Thanks for sharing!

[@RichNilsen]

Excellent advice in a short video

[@Lemongrabbs]

Thx for the info now i can start with my school project

[@theprimalpitch190]

Question: Pipe Dream Benefits sounds like a good idea. Sounds odd that it goes in the back! Could it part of the intro, chapter 1, or blended in all over? --Thanks, Roy

[@theflossophy]

So helpful! Thank you

[@SharonCarpenterConvos]

Great info, thanks

[@arzumardalieva3874]

I’m grateful 🙏🏻

[@terrygorry]

Good video, thanks.

[@walktalkwithmarlene9613]

Thanks, Mark!

[@takingflight7656]

This is very helpful. Thank you!

[@SelfPublishingMadeEasyNow]

Great point on structuring the table of contents! What have you found to be the best length for it?

[@divisionoflabor3070]

Edgar Wright ?! Great tips m8

[@manastem]

I would like more non fiction videos

[@Fludded]

I watched this making notes only to find out at the end its all up on a blog.... pfft.

[@Romcom356]

All fine and dandy if you are writing a self-help book. Less so if you are not.

[@TheDanm22]

Bruh. So helpful.

[@sunnybux]

I am writing a book on curing depression, "Beat The Blues Fast", loved the video. Gosh youre cute.

[@Rachidasister]

This guy has the same exact than Mehdi Hassan, the British journalist.

[@vh6441]

There's no link in the description box…

[@LearnSelfPublishing]

Apologies! It's there now.

[@vh6441]

@@LearnSelfPublishing Thanks 👍🏽

[@MrChasCullen]

Yes, a “self-help book”:

[@khadijahtijani8202]

Great video. Thanks for sharing. You didn't mention bibliography. Is it important for a nonfiction medical tips book?

[@alisonelizabethmarshall]

You talk so fast it’s hard to follow what you say.

[@LearnSelfPublishing]

Sorry, I'll slow down in future! -Tom