How Three Steps Can Unlock Your Next Bestseller

Here’s What I’ve Got for You

Let’s be real—staring at a blank page, drowning in ideas, and second-guessing yourself is exhausting. You know you’re supposed to write this book, but every time you try to make sense of your idea, it feels like a tangled mess.

If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Here’s why so many aspiring authors struggle at the starting line:

• You’ve got too many ideas pulling you in different directions. One day, your book is about one thing, and the next, you’re convinced it should be about something else entirely.

• You’re stuck in overthinking mode. Instead of writing, you spend hours wondering, “Is this good enough? Do people really need this? Should I wait until I have it all figured out?”

• Your message feels scattered. You’ve got wisdom to share, but when you try to structure it, it feels like a jumbled mess of disconnected thoughts.

Listen—writing a book doesn’t have to feel like wrestling with chaos. There’s a simple strategy that will bring instant clarity, and I’m about to show you exactly how to use it.

Here’s What It Will Do for You

I teach my clients the Power of 3 because it’s a proven, brain-friendly way to bring focus, clarity, and confidence to your book idea. When you use this framework, here’s what happens:

• You finally lock in your book’s core message. Instead of feeling scattered, you’ll identify the three main themes of your book—giving your message a clear, structured foundation. Let’s say you’re writing about faith and business—your themes might be: Trusting God’s Timing, Building a Kingdom-Focused Business, and Overcoming Fear & Doubt. Voila—now your book has a strong, clear direction.
• You simplify your message without losing impact. Ever notice how the most powerful teachings, speeches, and even sermons often follow a “rule of three”? That’s because our brains process information best in threes. When you structure your book this way, your message becomes clearer, more memorable, and more impactful.
• You create an outline that practically writes the book for you. Once you’ve nailed down your three key themes, structuring your book is effortless. You can break each theme into three supporting points, and just like that—you’ve got a solid roadmap to follow. No more staring at the screen, wondering where to start.

This isn’t just theory—it’s a strategy that has helped countless authors go from stuck and overwhelmed to writing with confidence and clarity. And now, it’s your turn.

Here’s What You Want to Do Next

Clarity is power, but only if you act on it. So let’s get moving. You don’t have to wait for “the perfect idea” to magically come together. Take action today with these three simple steps:

• Brainstorm Your Big 3. Take five minutes right now and jot down the three main ideas or lessons your book will focus on. No overthinking—just write what comes naturally.
• Say It Out Loud. Pretend you’re explaining your book to a friend. Do your three themes flow? Do they feel cohesive? If something feels off, tweak it until it clicks.
• Build Your Book Blueprint. Under each of your three themes, write three supporting points. Congratulations—you just created a clear, structured outline for your book!

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Let’s Chat!

I’d love to hear your thoughts—what are your three key themes? Drop a comment or hit reply and share them with me! If you have any questions about using this strategy, let’s talk. I’m here to help you bring your book to life!