By Samuel AGYEMAN-PREMPEH
Sweat gathered at the base of his neck. He stared blankly at the blinking cursor on the screen. Words escaped him. Doubt flooded in. “Who am I to write this?” he thought.
Outside, the world buzzed with noise — cars passing, people laughing, life happening. But inside that small room, one man was on the verge of doing something that could change his life forever: publishing his idea.
This is not fiction. It’s a scene that plays out every day in living rooms, cafés, offices and dormitories across the world. Somewhere, right now, someone is sitting on an idea that has the power to inspire a generation, transform a life or even start a movement—but they are waiting.
Waiting for clarity. Waiting for courage. Waiting for perfection. What if I told you that some of the world’s greatest books, movements and businesses didn’t begin with polished plans, but with a raw idea—one simple thought that someone dared to believe in?
This is where your journey to becoming a bestseller begins: not with the perfect manuscript, not with a degree in literature, not even with a publisher in your inbox—but with an idea.
What is an idea?
An idea is a seed. It’s a spark that interrupts your normal thinking. It’s a voice that says: “There must be a better way.” It’s that thing you constantly talk about with your friends, write in your journal or dream about when you lie awake at night.
Every app you use, every book you love, every talk that changed your mindset—started as an idea. Ideas are currency in today’s world. And when you publish them, you give them the power to circulate, grow, impact and multiply.
Why your idea deserves a book
You might think: “But my idea is not that special”. Let’s address that. The truth is, you don’t need a unique idea—you need a unique perspective. Think about this: hundreds of people have written about leadership, love, parenting or productivity.
Yet, new books on those topics continue to top bestseller lists. Why? Because no one else can present it like you can. Your voice. Your way of thinking. Your life lens. That’s what makes your idea valuable. Remember: A bestselling book is not always the most original—it’s often the most relatable.
Your idea is a gift — don’t die with it
Les Brown once said: “The richest place on earth is the graveyard. Because it is there you’ll find books never written, ideas never shared, songs never sung…” Don’t let that be your story. You have something inside you that can solve a problem, inspire a person or start a movement. But only if you take the first step.
Publish your idea
- Not next year. Not when the time is perfect.
- Start messy. Start small. Just start.
The idea you’re sitting on could become a blog, then a booklet, then a keynote, then a bestselling book. You don’t have to see the entire path. You just need to believe that your idea is worth sharing—and take the first step. If you don’t know where to begin, I’m here to help.
>>>Let me guide you to become a bestselling author—by turning your ideas into income, your message into movement, and your story into a shelf-worthy success. The writer can be reached via [email protected] and or 0203433177
