Are You Ready to Write the Book That Puts You in Demand?

Take the Book Readiness Assessment and find out in under 3 minutes.

Most leaders feel the pull to write a book long before they feel ready. This quick assessment shows you exactly where you stand.

You’ll learn whether it’s the right time, what kind of book will work for your goals, and the one thing you must get clear before you begin.

You’ll receive a simple score with next steps you can act on right away. It’s free. It’s fast. And it shows you what your authority looks like when you hold up the right mirror.

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1) How important is it for you to be seen as an authority in your field?

Essential—need to stand out now.
Important—not urgent.
Not sure—exploring.

2) What would you want your book to accomplish first?

Attract new clients
Strengthen credibility
Open speaking/media opportunities
Leave a lasting legacy

3) If you had your book in hand 4 months from now, what would it mean for your business?

A steady stream of new clients
Instant credibility with prospects
More speaking or media invitations
A personal milestone/legacy

4) Which of these feels most true right now?

I don’t have enough time
I’m not sure where to start
I’m worried about the cost
I’m skeptical it can be that easy
I worry about being judged/criticized

5) If someone else handled the writing, how many hours could you invest over the next 3–4 months?

0–5 hours
6–10 hours
11–20 hours
20+ hours

6) Which statement describes you best?

I’m curious—I’ve seen others write books
I have an idea, but don’t know how to start
I started but got stuck
I need a book for authority/credibility
I want someone to capture my ideas powerfully

7) Do people tell you “you should write a book about that”?

Yes, often
Sometimes
Not yet, but I know I have strong ideas

8) Do you share your expertise elsewhere (podcasts, articles, presentations, client conversations)?

Yes, all the time
Occasionally
Not formally, but I’ve done this for years

9) If your book could be built from a few one-hour conversations, could you fit that in?

Definitely
Probably
I’d have to plan, but yes
No

10) Which of these is true for you?

I already have ideas or content that could go into a book
I’ve started and stopped before, but I still want it
I know a book would give me instant authority
I want someone else to do the heavy lifting

11) Since the investment is less than what you earn from just one client, how many new clients do you think your book could bring in over the next year?

1–3 clients
4–6 clients
7–10 clients
10+ clients

12) Which proof point excites you most?

Advisor got 4 referrals within 4 weeks of book release
Speaker used book to land a $5,000 gig + consulting
Books confer instant authority and credibility
A book gives you and ideal clients something to talk about