It’s so important to find great information—you have to find the balance between spending too much time on this and not enough. Finding great information will make you a much better writer. It will help to ensure that your readers get so much more value.
You’ll also naturally become more knowledgeable about your topic over time. The knowledge you gather today builds up with the knowledge you’ll gather next week. It doesn’t take much for you to become a very well-rounded expert on your topic. When you combine that with the fact that you’ll have several titles published in your name, you’ll soon be one of the top authorities on the topic you’ve chosen.
That can open an incredible number of doors for you. It doesn’t matter whether your top goal is to become a best-selling author or you’re using your books as a way to brand yourself as an expert, good research can help you get to where you want to go.
Although it’s certainly possible to write and publish a book in less time, when it’s your first book, you might think that it’s all so complicated and tedious.
So many people are resistant to researching before they write and self-publish because they think it will take a long time. They skirt around it and pray that their idea will take off by pure force of will.
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