Book Coach to Mentor 12 Entrepreneurs From Idea to Published Author in 8 Weeks

Whether out of sensible savvy to overcome the “Great Recession,” as it’s being hailed, or the growing desire to help improve matters by enlightening others in our struggling times, statistical trends reveal that more people are looking to get published with their own books than ever before. But with this comes the disheartening statistic of failed books and unfulfilled dreams, if only from historical data evident from past performance of the majority of books published.

“There is no doubt that books educate minds and can empower individuals and societies,” says book coach and president of WriterServices.net, Robert S. Nahas, in a recent interview, “but this only occurs when the right actions are taken.”

According to Robert Nahas, there is a direct reason for failed books, and that they’re being made to fail by unsuspecting individuals who would otherwise cause success for themselves in fulfilling their goals.

“It sounds ridiculously obvious, yet thousands upon thousands of entrepreneurs and aspiring authors spew out books without decision, direction or planning, as if they are making out a shopping list,” Nahas continues. “Would anyone get into the cockpit of a 747 and take off without first educating themselves on how to fly? Of course not. It simply takes know-how to do anything well, to make anything successful. Knowledge breeds ability. And these two elements are the pillars to success with one’s book, or with anything in life.”

Mr. Nahas not only showed passion with his words in this interview, he has recently decided to back his words with action. He is going to mentor 12 entrepreneurs who have an idea or desire for a book, and show them how to go from concept to books-in-hand in 12 weeks. Nahas purports that each of his graduates, if they take action, will be published authors in as little as four months from the start of this mentoring program.

A New Approach to Book Publishing
It’s common knowledge that it can take years to find a traditional publisher that will even talk to first-time authors, and another two years to publish a book once a publishing deal has been finally signed. And then there are other conflicts, like communication breakdown between author and publishing editor, among other things.

Robert has devised a sensible twist on book publishing by positioning himself as a filter and liaison, working with traditional book publishers in a very clever way. “In short, first GET the solid agreement from a publisher to publish, create a collaborative environment in writing a stellar book everyone (author and publisher) is happy with, and have no stops all the way to the book stores,” stated Nahas.

Robert Nahas is a book coach with a decade of hands-on experience in the book-writing and publishing world, both as a ghostwriter and in being a mentor to entrepreneurs and aspiring authors in writing page-turning books that sell.

This new approach to book publishing shows great promise for entrepreneurs and authors, especially those fortunate enough to be selected for this mentoring group with book coach, Robert Nahas. There is a fee involved for the mentoring that is provided.

With just 12 spots and specific criteria regarding candidates, the chances of being selected for this program seem slim, though the non-procrastinator might find oneself as published author before the end of this year.

To inquire about being considered for this book publishing mentor group, Robert Nahas has created a Web page where you can listen to an audio recording by going to: http://www.WriteABookAndGetPublished.com