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Ok guys it's getting a little bit exciting because now we have our title out cover.

We have our introduction and conclusion.

And we have the rough draft of al the body of our book which means we're almost there.

We're not going to worry about our editing grammar or even making sure the content is perfect yet.

But what I do want to do is I want to make sure that you create a narrative within your book which is

you put your own voice within the entire book Leading the people leading your readers from the start

of your story to the end in order to be like a full experience and an enjoyable experience for the reader.

And it also is like a thread that ties your entire book together.

So in this election I'm going to show you a few easy strategies to make sure that your narrative is

inside your book and tying your book together.

OK.

So the first thing you can do is to make sure you use your expertise and you add your personal flair

to make sure you get across the point and the purpose that you want.

So make sure you write like you speak and you are just informing the reader casually.

Don't try to be too fancy unless you normally speak fancy and don't train too.

Don't try to impress but just try to connect and try to educate the reader in that way by building a

relationship.

So speaking to the reader directly is a very beneficial way to write your book.

Another really good point is to use sentences like.

Now let's have a look what we can do about overcoming those cravings.

So as you can see it's very personal and it's also connecting ideas.

So I've used this sentence in my book when I introduce the section about overcoming cravings and I use

this sentence as like a transition from I think it was eating spicy foods to overcoming cravings.

And as you can see it gives a personal touch and it ties the book together.

So I'm going to show you how to go through your book now and insert a few more of these sentences and

insert a little bit more personality to make sure the book is the best it can be.

Let's jump into that.

Ok I'm down here at healthy habit 10 of my book and what I've done is I've highlighted for you the narrative

that I've added after the fact that I had my rough draft completed.

So as you can see here I've highlighted as we discussed which is a narrative I've put in to the start

of healthy habit tend to give it a little personality and make sure I'm not just throwing facts at them.

It's almost like a conversation.

I've also added a segue from the last part of my action plan.

So this is about being responsible for your own actions.

I wrote we should also be responsible for our emotions.

It's something that I love but that covers annoying me.

So let me show you how we can start this process to dot dot dot and that will come into dealing with

cravings.

So I've done that with a lot of my healthy habits I've known with all.

So I don't want to overwhelm them with these types of inters and conclusions and segues for each healthy

habit.

The other area that I've focused on doing this is my introduction

so let me see if I can find a couple of examples things like shall we get started is again my personal

voice speaking directly to the reader.

Again let's get started.

Let's dive in now.

All of personalizes the book for the reader's experience and it really really does project my voice

into the book and make sure it's more like a conversation than it is that I'm reading a bunch of facts.

So I highly recommend that you do something similar this using your own personal touch to make sure

each book segment is connected to another.

So it's an entire book and not just a bunch of little modules that could be shifted around.

And also it again projects your personality into the.

So that is how we tied together our book in order to give it a real narrative from start to finish and

be an experience for the reader to actually read your book.

It also doubles as I've emphasized as really portraying your personality within your book.

So now let's move on to module five.

Editing and polishing a book and having it all ready for the Kindle store.

I'll see where it goes.