Practical Self-Help Book Ghostwriting
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I have a clear message to share—stop looking outward for approval, start trusting yourself— and I want it laid out in a compelling self-help book that gives readers actionable techniques, not just inspiration. The working phrase on my desk is “Don’t trust anyone, believe yourself,” and every chapter should reinforce that core idea while equipping the reader with practical, step-by-step methods to build self-reliance in daily life.
Here’s what I need from you:
• A concise outline that maps the journey from self-doubt to confident independence, highlighting key skills such as decision-making, boundary-setting, and critical thinking.
• A full manuscript (approximately 35–45k words, though I’m flexible) written in an engaging, conversational tone with real-world exercises, reflections, and summaries at the end of each chapter.
• Two rounds of revisions to tighten flow, sharpen examples, and ensure each tool you teach is immediately usable.
• A short back-cover blurb and a working table of contents ready for a designer.
If you’ve ghostwritten self-help titles before—especially those focused on hands-on techniques—let me know. Samples that demonstrate a clear, actionable voice will help me decide quickly. I’m happy to provide additional prompts, personal anecdotes, or interview time so the content feels authentic rather than generic.
Looking forward to collaborating and turning this message into a book that readers can pick up, apply, and see change from right away.
Here’s what I need from you:
• A concise outline that maps the journey from self-doubt to confident independence, highlighting key skills such as decision-making, boundary-setting, and critical thinking.
• A full manuscript (approximately 35–45k words, though I’m flexible) written in an engaging, conversational tone with real-world exercises, reflections, and summaries at the end of each chapter.
• Two rounds of revisions to tighten flow, sharpen examples, and ensure each tool you teach is immediately usable.
• A short back-cover blurb and a working table of contents ready for a designer.
If you’ve ghostwritten self-help titles before—especially those focused on hands-on techniques—let me know. Samples that demonstrate a clear, actionable voice will help me decide quickly. I’m happy to provide additional prompts, personal anecdotes, or interview time so the content feels authentic rather than generic.
Looking forward to collaborating and turning this message into a book that readers can pick up, apply, and see change from right away.