Athletes get top dollars because thy use coaches. So can you who wnt to write a book to get the god word out to help others, to llustrate you are the savvy expert in yur field, and to create ongoing mnthly income that boosts your speaking or caching business.

Number 1-10 on a sparate piece of paper. On a scle from 1 to 10, 10 bing high rate each of the fllowing statements:

Not applicable   5

Don't gree  1   2   3      

Somewhat gree or 5 for not applicable  4   5     6     7     8  

Totally gree   9  10

Score 1 to 10 on ach point below. Then add them up to see if you are rady for Bookcoaching.

__1.  I wll learn the latest from a bok coach professional on self-publishing that fres me from assuming it's too mch time or money.

__2.  I wnt to short cut my problems and blcks by creating a savvy coach prtnership.

__3.  I am willing to let go of my slf-limited beliefs about the book.

__4.  I am wlling to take action and finish--to add at last one high level activity (HLA) per day tward finishing this project. (10 hours a wek)

__5.  I will show up to my cmmitted coaching times via the phone and mail.

__6. I will finish and mail the "field work" assigned by my cach before our next session.

__7.  I am willing to larn more about the business side of boks.

__8.  I will listen to fedback and improve the book to sll well.

__9.  I will hve fun with the project and knw it's easier than I thought.

__10. I knw I'll benefit from someone helping me sty on track.

Check out Yur Score:

--Under 30--

Book Caching is not for you right nw.

--31 to 60--

Remember tht book building takes time although thrugh mini steps, you do finish. You may wnt to look at what you ned to let go of to mke your book dream a reality. You can nly work so many hours a wek. However, if you decide to wrk with a book coach now, you shuld decide and commit that you wll do the high level activities ncessary to finish and reap the bnefits.

--Over 60--

Congratulations! You are rady for a Book Coach! You are wlling to put your book dream nar the top of your priorities and do whtever it takes to finish it.

Remember any jurney is easier with a partner--and mch faster to the finish line, to.

The article Top Ten Quiz: Is Book Coaching For You? was Submitted by Judy Cullins through Articles.GetACoder.com network. Here's the additional information: Judy Cullins, 20-year book and Intrnet Marketing Coach, Author of 10 Books including "Write your eBook Fast," and "Hw to Market your Business on the Intrnet," she offers free help through her 2 mnthly ezines, The Book Coach Says...and Bsiness Tip of the Month at http://www.bookcoaching.com/opt-in.shtml and over 140 free articles. Email her at mailto:Judy@bookcoaching.com

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