Would someone tag you in this?!











 
“My Book”

I’ve always wanted to write a book,
dreamt for years of doing it
imagined friends and family having a look
...but I just never get round to it

I’ve always wanted to write a book,
but how do I find the time?
One day I will and it’ll be a labour of love,
perfected line by line

I’ve always wanted to write a book,
my tales of blood, sweat & tears.
I’ve got so much to tell the world, so much to share.
I’ve achieved so much over the years.

I’ve always wanted to write a book
but I’m not sure where to start.
I’ve got an idea and a handful of notes, but
when it comes to writing, I’m in the dark










I was thinking some more about writing my book,
when my friend called me up to say
he knows a great writer who can help me out;
looks like I’ll finally be an author one day!



If you know someone this applies to, tag them below :-)


We'll spread some Christmas cheer and send you each a free electronic copy of our upcoming book on how to market your business using a book. Simply email your and your friend's name to info@writebusinessresults.com and a member of the team will get back to you shortly.
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