Should Speakers Write a Book? 5 Questions to Answer Before Chapter One
from Speak Goodr with Ryan Vet Hosted by Ryan Vet
I avoided rereading my own book for seven years. Opening it again changed how I think about all the books that never come out. In this episode of Speak Goodr, I share what I found when I finally reread Cracking the Millennial Code, a book with "Millennial" in the title that, by every rule, should have aged into the ground. The label got old. The framework didn't. A book is a key, and before you write another word, you need to know which door it's meant to open. In this episode Why I avoided my own book for seven years, and what I found when I reread it A book is a key: what your book should actually unlock for your speaking business Five questions to answer before you write chapter one Why a book built to open every door tends to open none of them Why "whenever I'm done" isn't a release date Your turn Working on a book? Drop the title and your release date in the comments. Sponsor This episode is brought to you by HighLevel. Start your extended 30-day free trial: gohighlevel.com/ryan-vet Paid sponsorship. I may earn a commission if you sign up through my link, at no extra cost to you. Get the Mic Drop My free weekly newsletter for speakers who want to get booked: micdrop.speakgoodr.com About Ryan Ryan Vet is a two-time USA TODAY bestselling author (Speak Goodr, Cracking the Millennial Code), keynote speaker, generational futurist and member of the National Speakers Association's Million Dollar Speakers Group. Get the book: speakgoodr.com Not perfect, just a little Goodr.
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I avoided rereading my own book for seven years. Opening it again changed how I think about all the books that never come out. In this episode of Speak Goodr, I share what I found when I finally reread Cracking the Millennial Code, a book with "Millennial" in the title that, by every rule, should have aged into the ground. The label got old. The framework didn't. A book is a key, and before you write another word, you need to know which door it's meant to open. In this episode Why I avoided m...
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