You have written a terrific book. It is selling briskly on the internet. Positive reviews are coming in. You are working your market plan to the letter and your website hits are piling up. Suddenly, questions rush into your mind. How long is this going to last? What should I do next? Should I write another book quickly? If so, on what subject? What if every time your sit down to brainstorm a new subject, you draw a blank? A worst scenerio creeps into your thoughts. What if you are a one book author? Panic sets in! However, you do not have to go through all of this frustration. There is a solid proven method built on logical thinking to not only create a new book idea, but also carry you through the wonderful process of writing it. An endless reservoir of creative ideas is waiting for you within you. The trick is to awaken those ideas deep inside your writing soul. First, take a break, go off and do something exciting and optimistic, Fishing. Walking through a park. Baking a cake. Gardening. Car racing. Swimming. The point is relax, enjoy yourself. Find a super friend and hang out. Buy your boy/girl friend flowers. However, do not forget your notepad and pencil. Your book concept might sprint into your crowded thoughts at any second. Be ready. Here is a suggestion to relax. Become weightless. Defy gravity. The easiest way to accomplish this feat quickly is to find a pool, swim to the deep end, tread water, breathe, and float. . .float. . .Floating relaxes the body, calms the mind, and opens the doors of creativity to the max. Second, make a solid decision in your life you are most certainly going to come up with a great new subject. Turn this immediate determination into a quest. Say to yourself, “I am going to create a fantastic book idea that will sell just like my first book and more. It will be on a subject I will love to write about.” Third, off the top of your head probe some of your lived experiences. See if you have a subject that will help your readership live a better life. Fourth, go deep within brainstorming with mind thunder and lightning for truly awakening ideas. Fifth, visualize yourself coming up with a great idea, rushing to your computer, smiling, and writing at a mean pace. Imagine your book is already finished and you are holding it in your hands with the title staring back at you. If at this point you are not satisfied with a subject, there is something else you can consider. Sixth, write a sequel to your first book that is already selling! Depending on what your subject is, write another outline to see if there is enough strong material for the follow-up manuscript. Once that is complete, write a detailed synopsis of your new book and test it with people close to you who have read your first book. See if they are interested in more of your ideas. Seven, write the first three chapters, and then compare them to the first three of your first book. If the writing and contents are equal, then you have a sequel and have solved your writing dilemma for the present. You have discovered a new idea for a book that could awaken the writer within you and become a best seller. Discover the “7 Power Secrets to Turn Your Words into Wealth” free for a limited time only. New York Times best selling author, Jim McMullen, shares these 7 secrets you can use right now to improve your writing, bring life to your plot, and create characters that leap off the page. Get your free copy right now by visiting the link below. .awakenthewriterwithin,com