Writing a book can take a lot of time more than you can imagine. It requires hours of research, writing, revising, and continuous polishing. At some point, you can experience burnout and excruciating writer’s block that will drain the creative energy out of you. In this episode, we talk to Nick Raithel, creator of The 7-Hour Book. He talks about coming up with a whole book in just 7 hours, with minimum participation from aspiring authors. Additionally, he touches on the concepts of stoicism and time blocking. He also shares the secret behind the Top Five Method.If you have book ideas that continuously haunt you, then this episode is for you!3 Reasons to ListenDiscover the concept of time blocking and the Top Five Method.Learn more about the principle of stoicism.Go through the entire step-by-step creative process of stitching together a purposeful book in seven 1-hour calls.ResourcesExtreme Ownership by Jocko WillinkTEDx Talk: Extreme Ownership by Jocko WillinkRead What You Love Until You Love to Read by Naval RavikantNaval PodcastThe 4-Hour Workweek by Tim FerrissBrian Tracy’s Youtube channelEat That Frog! by Brian TracyThe ONE Thing by Gary Keller and Jay PapasanThink and Grow Rich by Napoleon HillGetting Things Done by David AllenFarm: The Real Estate Agent’s Ultimate Guide to Farming Neighborhoods by Brian IcenhowerEpisode DetailsAbout NickNick Raithel is the creator of The 7-Hour Book. He helps entrepreneurs and thought leaders increase their business visibility. Nick works with aspiring authors, writers, designers, printers, and publishers to piece together a book with a purpose.To connect with Nick, you can visit his website.Episode Highlights[01:48] Nick’s Elevator PitchNick helps get “demons” out of people.The...

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