How to Write a Business Book in Two Weeks

The book outlines a system for creating a business book with the support of a professional team rather than writing entirely alone. It examines the mechanics of literary development and the history of ghostwriting from Alexandre Dumas to modern ghostwriters, as well as the process of choosing a topic and genre concept, defining the structural requirements of a book such as length, sections, paragraphs, and illustrations, and organizing collaboration between the author and the team. The text describes four methods of workflow management, including full dictated narration, thesis based narration, compiling material from existing sources, and the voice recorder method. It also covers criteria for selecting writers and editors, working with freelance platforms, the stages of editing and approval, and the technical aspects of publishing, including obtaining an ISBN, design, layout preparation, and finding a printing house.

The book is intended for experts, consultants, entrepreneurs, and professionals for whom a personal book serves as a tool for positioning and expanding professional reputation, but who lack the time or literary skills to write independently. It is based on the author's personal experience, from writing early books entirely alone to developing an efficient system of collaboration with a professional production team.