How to Teach Anything: A Writer's Guide On How to Explain Things

"I don't get it!"

These are words you don't want your reader to say when they are reading your book.

People hate to feel stupid, so if you explain things in a way that makes them feel dumb, you've lost them.

On the other hand, I'm sure you've read books that made you go "Wow!"

The author knew how to explain complicated stuff to you in a way you understood. The moment you finish the book, you'll check out what else that author has published.

That's the feeling you want to leave your readers with.

When you're writing instructions or explaining matters, you don't get instant feedback.

How can you be sure you've made yourself understood?

There are simple methods to obtain just that.

Already in the first chapter of this book, you'll learn why you enjoy some books and hate others. 

You'll learn what elements you must have in your books to please your readers. You'll get the first hint at how we learn in different ways. And you'll find out why it matters so much to be able to teach anything and explain things in a way readers understand.

So check the first pages of this book. Or simply hit the button to get this book straight away and start learning how to teach everything and explain even complicated this, starting today.