I do like this idea, it’s very similar to the one I use to write my five step ebook. Awesome principles to apply with just a few steps to success.

Example this book was done in 2-days (bonus content from previous articles here):

http://www.worldthinktank.net/pdfs/unmannedvehiclerobotic.pdf

This one in 3-days:

http://www.worldthinktank.net/pdfs/Honduras.pdf

This one in 4-days (using half of existing content from articles I wrote previously):

http://www.worldthinktank.net/pdfs/futuretrucktechnologies.pdf

He’s right. Each book took me 1-2 days to edit and insert pictures. If I had a transcriber, and it is a subject I know a lot about, he’s right, you could probably do it in one-day, one long day, but I agree. May as well leverage a little outsourcing and technology I say!

What I am saying is, that it is possible. You need to get this information down, then you can spend time tweaking it. Now, I know the first two are not full length books, but the third one is. Please be thinking here.

For my critics, no, my articles are not perfect, yes, I am a power-writer, speed-writer, or content hurricane in motion, but, I submit to you that using such techniques definitely gets the information out there. Procrastination and hesitation is silly, go for it.

I am so grateful you do think of us as special. May your days be blessed.

So to you Lance Winslow.

I live in Asia and I am enjoying your work so much.

Sincerely

Thanks for sharing.

Make it a great day!

So add a few questions in each chapter that are “bonus” questions, those that your readers might not even think to ask.

Always good information here.