Plan Like a Pro: The Smartest Way to Start Your Nonfiction Book
Before you start writing your nonfiction book, you need a plan. Here’s how to organize your ideas into a structure that flows and inspires. Hey! Reginaldo Osnildo here again—and today we’re talking about one of the most important steps in writing a personal development book: planning before writing . Now, I get it… planning doesn’t feel as exciting as “just writing.” But skipping the planning phase is like trying to build a house without a blueprint. The roof won’t fit, the doors will be crooked, and your ideas? All over the place. Planning gives your book direction, structure, and power. And I’ll show you how to do it the easy way—without getting overwhelmed. Let’s go! 1. Why Planning Saves You Time (and Headaches) You might think planning slows you down, but actually—it speeds you up. When you know where your book is going: You stop second-guessing yourself You avoid repetition You write faster and more confidently No more blank-page panic. Instead, you’ll hav...