How to Write and Market a Bestselling Book By Tim Ferriss

Feb. 14, 2013 - PRLog -- http://youtu.be/213a1qyYmR4

Some people believe that because the 4-Hour Work Week book of Tim Ferriss is so popular, selling more than a million copies, translated to over 35 languages, was in New York Best Selling Book list for 4 years, success must have come effortlessly. Would you believe that Tim's book was rejected 26 times?

Here are some of the questions during the interview (http://www.fourhourworkweek.com/blog/2012/09/01/how-to-write-and-promote-new-york-times-bestsellers-tim-ferriss-and-jack-canfield/) by Jack Canfield, (Chicken Soup for the Soul) and Steve Harrison (Radio-TV Interview Report (RTIR) (http://rtir.com/index.html))

How do I make writing (which I find hard) easier?
How do I minimize writer’s block and overcome it when it creeps in?
How have I improved my own writing?
How do I handle or even plan controversial content?
Is all PR good PR? (Short answer: No)
What have I learned from Jack?
How do you introduce your content to so-called “influencers” (a term I still dislike)?
How do you craft the pitch and make the approach?
What advice would I give to someone who wants to write their first book?
How does one become more action-oriented during the process, and throughout life?
How does the philosophy of Seneca apply to writing and selling a book?