IF you've ever fallen prey to any of these myths about writing a book:

• Myth Number One:  I have to do it all myself. 
• Myth Number Two:  I have to be a good writer.
• Myth Number Three:  I don't have time.  
• Myth Number Four:  I have to start at the beginning and write it in order.
• Myth Number Five:  Writing a book takes years.  (It can if you want it to....)
• Myth Number Six:  Nobody cares about my story.  (You may not want to write something for the New York Times (R) Best Seller List but someday, those grandchildren are going to want to know....)
• Myth Number Seven:  I've got to suffer to be a writer.  (Again, if you really want to.... but we just find it so much FUN!)
• Myth Number Eight:  I'm an 'action guy' -- I lack the attention span.
• Myth Number Nine:  Only people who majored in English in college can be writers.  (Let's see....  one mainstream book, one full length e-book, multiple special reports, a bi-weekly newspaper column and not an English major in the crowd....)
• Myth Number Ten:  If people don't know who I am from my actions, I'm not sure a book will help.

THEN, you need this team.