A book can be the starting point for deeper learning. Workshops and courses help readers apply your ideas, and they give you another way to build long-term visibility and value.
Find the teachable core
Look for the framework, method, or set of lessons at the heart of your book. Ask what readers most need help applying, and what questions come up when you speak about the book.
From chapters to sessions
- Choose one clear outcome the participant should reach
- Break the journey into three to six steps
- Turn each step into a session or module with a single focus
- Add an exercise or reflection to each one
- End with a plan participants can act on
Companion resources that help
- Checklists and worksheets
- Reflection prompts and discussion guides
- Templates and implementation calendars
- Short video lessons
- A workbook or planner
Start small and test
Run a single workshop or a short pilot with a small group before building a full course. Listen to feedback and refine the material.
Connect it back to the book
Use the workshop to introduce the book and the book to invite people to the workshop. Corporate teams, educators, and community groups may also use the book as a companion to training.