Template or Formula for a Successful Fiction Book

Hello Folks, today I wanted to answer one of the most common questions I get from book writers, and their question is this or some variant of it: “Hi, is there any template or formula for a successful fiction book?”

Well, there is no such template or formula. While there isn’t a one-size-fits-all formula for a successful fiction book, many successful novels follow certain structural templates and storytelling techniques that resonate with readers. Below is a general template (guideline) that can guide you in crafting a compelling fiction story:

1. Concept and Theme

  • Concept: Start with a unique, engaging idea that will captivate readers. This could be a “what if” scenario, an unusual character, or an intriguing setting.
  • Theme: Decide on the central theme or message of your story. This could be love, power, identity, redemption, etc.

2. Character Development

  • Protagonist: Create a relatable main character with clear goals, strengths, and flaws. The protagonist should undergo significant growth or change throughout the story.
  • Antagonist: Introduce an antagonist or obstacle that challenges the protagonist, providing conflict and tension.
  • Supporting Characters: Develop well-rounded secondary characters that serve to complement, challenge, or support the protagonist.

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How to Consciously Choose the Life of Your Dreams

Everything in life is a choice and your spiritual growth depends entirely on the choices you make and the spirituality information that you immerse yourself in.

The key to creating the life of your dreams is to begin the process of understanding how important it is to be conscious and aware of the choices you are making and whether those choices are serving you or not.

Relativity tells us that you can’t know something as an experience until you first come to know its opposite. That is the purpose of the theory of relativity and all physical life.

That is why we have this other beautiful, magnificent and glorious ability in our lives called choice. We get to choose whatever it is that we desire. We can say “the devil made me do it” all we want, but the ultimate reality is that we make a choice about every decision we make in our lives. Continue reading

Audio Book: 10 Steps to a Stellar Success Mindset

“I’ve distilled all I’ve learned about success from hundreds of clients and my own journey from working 3 minimum wage jobs to being a 7 figure business owner. Now I can work when I want, where I want. Here’s my story…” – Mark Tyrell

This audio book (10 Steps to a Stellar Success Mindset) is not an ordinary ebook or course. Its created and delivered by a successful entrepreneur (who has created a multi-million dollar business from scratch without any external funding), and a professional hypnotist. There are 10 parts in this audio course, and they are all valuable as a unit.

  1. Think Big
  2. Success Motivation
  3. Believe In Yourself
  4. Self Discipline
  5. Overcome Fear of Failure
  6. Overcoming Procrastination
  7. Plan Your Future
  8. Act on Your Ideas
  9. Improve Concentration and Focus
  10. Reach Your Goals

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Cape Lefkada Lighthouse Greece

Cape Lefkada Lighthouse in Greece is one of the most beautiful lighthouses in the world, with an amazing location.

Cape Lefkada Lighthouse is located 15 kilometers away from Vasiliki in the island’s southernmost point. The lighthouse, built in 1890, is 15 meters tall and it’s a big attraction for tourists. Learn more here: https://visitvasiliki.com/destinations/cape-lefkada-lighthouse/

Notes on Spirituality – by Richard Blackstone

Richard D. Blackstone profile imageDuring the first forty years of my life I was sleepwalking.

I listened to what other people told me about life and how I was supposed to conduct myself as I stumbled along in my journey from birth to death.

I was told to follow the rules because only by following the rules and working real hard would I be able to achieve this illusive thing called “success.”

So I bought into the idea that I was a separate entity from all other people and things and went about the business of hard work and being better so that I would be successful.

I got the college education, the job, the wife, the children, the house, the right car, the material possessions, the life-style, the alcohol, the drugs, the affairs, the divorce, the depression, and the guilt. While all this “life” was happening I always had this nagging feeling that there was something about life I didn’t know, the knowing of which could change my life in a more meaningful empowering way. Continue reading