BIRTH A BOOK- NEW YORK CITY
Arrive with a Book Idea, Leave with Your Book Plan to Become a Published Author in 2025!
Luminary Event Space on W 30th St & Broadway,
October 24th (2pm-7:30pm), October 25th (10am-6pm) & October 26th (10am-2pm)
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Clarify Your Book Idea
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Connect to Your Audience
- Structure Your Book
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Build a Mind Map
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Create an Outline
- Sharing Outloud
Includes :
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Actively map out your book and publishing strategy using the proven Birth a Book System!
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Free snacks, welcome dinner, lunch on Day 2, coffee, tea, filtered water during the event.
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In-house writing professor to teach you how to write more compelling content!
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Coaching and editing group session with Clementina so that you will see the magic of editing your work in real time!
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Group Coaching session with Dorothy so that you will be crystal clear on your next steps after the intensive work is over!
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Performance coaching session with Jessy so that your ready to promote your writing like a pro!
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Complementary Party at The Glass Ceiling to celebrate your amazing progress!
PLUS
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Your opportunity to be in a community of like-minded people who are writing a book.
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Discover how to professionally publish your book strategies.
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Understand how AI can be a powerful assistant and how to avoid an AI disaster!
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The know how to map out your must-read book and get you past the point of no return to become a published author in 2025!
CANCELLATION POLICY
Need to cancel after paying in full? If you cannot come in person for any reason, you'll be given a credit for Birth a Book services.You can apply that credit to the next retreat or event, private coaching, editing, or our membership service!
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Felicia Pecora
Crisis Management Expert, Trainer & Speaker
Thank you again for an exceptional experience at your BAB in NYC. I am very impressed with how much relevant and immediately actionable information you managed to cram in my novice brain. I spoke with a few other students after and the consensus was "that wasn't what I thought it was going to be, it was way better!"
