Show Me the Money to Finance the Next New York Times Best Seller

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SHOW ME THE MONEY by Sharon C. Jenkins, MA FINANCING THE NEXT NEW YORK TIMES BEST SELLER!

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If you are looking for a creative way to finance your first attempt at writing a book, then this is the powerpoint for you.

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SHOW ME THE MONEYby Sharon C. Jenkins, MA

FINANCING THE NEXT NEW YORK TIMES BEST SELLER!

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RIGHT NOW …

GO TO WWW.FB.COM/THELITERARYHANGOUT POST YOUR NAME, YOUR GENRE (If you are an author.) THE CITY YOU ARE FROM

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ABOUT SHARON

I am a motivational speaker, workshop facilitator, author, freelance writer, editor, the Inspirational Principal for The Master Communicator’s Writing Services.

I have helped hundreds of authors get their message to the masses through workshops, webinars, my radio show and coaching. I’ve even written a book for authors called Authorpreneurship!

For more information about me go to www.sharoncjenkins.com!

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IN THIS WORKSHOP WE WILL …

Examine what are the costs for an average book project

Evaluate your literary resources, assets, and liabilities

Look at potential in-house and outside streams of revenue for your project

Take a look at crowdfunding!

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As a result of this workshop you … Do not have to get a second mortgage, sell your first

born or take out a loan to finance your book dream

Do not have to waste time avoiding the “expert” counterfeiters

Can test the literary waters without being drowned in debt!

Learn how crowfunding can help you finance your book project

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“Success is possible. It starts with making an informed decision about what you want out of this experience and completing an honest assessment of your strengths and weaknesses in this industry.”

AUTHORPRENEURSHIP, BUILD A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS AS AN AUTHOR

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HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO WRITE A BOOK?

HOW MUCH DO YOU THINK IT WILL COST TO WRITE A BOOK?

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Let’s examine your WHY for writing a book …

Is it to …

make money?

establish your brand?

establish your creditability as an expert in your field?

leave a legacy?

get your message or cause out to the masses?

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Why do I need money to write a book?

Actually you don’t. Anyone can sit down in one setting compose a book in word document format. Upload it on Amazon and start selling immediately and sit back and wait on the money to come rolling in.

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But …

You’ll be sitting there a long time if you expect to become wealthy because:

Who is going to know about your book? On February 3, 2014, there were 1, 315, 048 books on Amazon Kindle alone. (That doesn’t include the paperback books by the way.)

Who will buy your book besides your friends and relatives? (We call that mercy money which is similar to a mercy dating.)

How will you stack up to your competition who spent an average of $1000.00 to publish their book. (Nice cover, edited manuscript, great content)

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So where are you going to find an extra $1000?In some of the most unexpected places you’ve ever dreamed of. Let’s examine a few of the ways: Become thrifty in your spending habits. Sell some of your witty and creative ideas or

inventions. Raise it yourself from personal assets. Go on treasure hunt in your home or office. Freelance

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Go on treasure hunt in your home or office. Look for things that you have designated as junk that you can turn into cash.

Broken Gold Jewelry

Antiques and Family Heirlooms

Old Coins

Old Stamp Collections

Old Books – Collectors Editions

An Old Car that is Cluttering Up Your Garage

An Old House that was Left to You By Your Favorite Aunt

Copper

Old Appliances

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You get the point …

The operative word is “old,” something that you no longer have use for and can live without it.

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Become thrifty in your spending habits.

Cut back on some of your luxury expenses, such as eating out, getting your nails done, or buying the latest and greatest video games to make those funds available for your book project.

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Sell some of your witty and creative ideas and inventions or Freelance!

Use your intellectual capital to make the extra money needed to finance your book writing dream.

For example: If you are an artist solicit more opportunities to

showcase your talent.

If you are a photographer, look for more opportunities and events to photograph.

If you work a nine to five, then look for other opportunities on the job to use your talents that will bring you more cash like working overtime.

Enter writers’ contests or sell e-books online.

Turn your hobby into a profitable business for $$$!

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Raise it yourself from personal assets.

Such as: Saving Accounts Equity in real estate Retirement Accounts Investments Life Insurance Your 401k or IRA

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Do Crowdfunding or Collaborative Funding ...

Crowdfunding – Donation Based –Donor gets immediate reward.

Kickstarter, Indiegogo, gofundme

Collaborative Funding – Investment Based –Donor gets rewarded when you make some money.

Microventures, Collaborative Fund

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Let’s go back to your WHY for doing all this?

Maya Angelou said:

“There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story

inside you.” 

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Are there any questions?

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THANK YOU! As a result of YOU VIEWING THIS POWER POINT, I am offering you a complimentary 15 minute consultation. Send me a message at [email protected] to schedule your consult today.

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