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	<title>Comments on: eBook Writing &#8211; Write Your eBook By Recording Your Chapters</title>
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		<title>By: Tara Kachaturoff</title>
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		<dc:creator>Tara Kachaturoff</dc:creator>
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		<description>I think recording your ebook is a great idea.  I did a little of it for my current ebook I&#039;m working on when you suggested it a few weeks ago.  I wrote a book on Networking Success a few years ago and also recorded it - a substantial amount of it - using Dragon Naturally Speaking Professional.  

You simply talk into a microphone - I use a headset - and it records exactly what you say.  You do need to do some editing, but what it saves you in time is well worth it.  I can type 70 words per minute, but I can speak more than double that.  Plus, when you&#039;re trying to &quot;write&quot; more casually, it&#039;s much easier to accomplish if you&#039;re dictating the material.  Connie, I&#039;m not using my dictation software as much as I should, but your article has inspired me to do more talking and less writing.

I haven&#039;t used Instant Teleseminar for dictation (just using it for my teleseminars), but that&#039;s a good idea too since you can have instant access to your recording and it&#039;s easy to send or have your VA download it for transcription.

For many people, writing can be a challenge, but we can all talk and I think it&#039;s the way to &quot;write&quot; your ebook or ebook when you need to get it done quickly.

Tara Kachaturoff</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I think recording your ebook is a great idea.  I did a little of it for my current ebook I&#8217;m working on when you suggested it a few weeks ago.  I wrote a book on Networking Success a few years ago and also recorded it &#8211; a substantial amount of it &#8211; using Dragon Naturally Speaking Professional.  </p>
<p>You simply talk into a microphone &#8211; I use a headset &#8211; and it records exactly what you say.  You do need to do some editing, but what it saves you in time is well worth it.  I can type 70 words per minute, but I can speak more than double that.  Plus, when you&#8217;re trying to &#8220;write&#8221; more casually, it&#8217;s much easier to accomplish if you&#8217;re dictating the material.  Connie, I&#8217;m not using my dictation software as much as I should, but your article has inspired me to do more talking and less writing.</p>
<p>I haven&#8217;t used Instant Teleseminar for dictation (just using it for my teleseminars), but that&#8217;s a good idea too since you can have instant access to your recording and it&#8217;s easy to send or have your VA download it for transcription.</p>
<p>For many people, writing can be a challenge, but we can all talk and I think it&#8217;s the way to &#8220;write&#8221; your ebook or ebook when you need to get it done quickly.</p>
<p>Tara Kachaturoff</p>
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