

Using Research in Your Book
Feb 6, 2025
Discover how research can elevate your writing and add credibility to your narrative. The hosts celebrate young talent while discussing the importance of integrating personal experiences into storytelling. Learn about blending qualitative and quantitative research methods and the use of AI tools to enhance writing efficiency. They share insights on the strategic use of footnotes and endnotes to engage readers. Plus, explore the courage it takes to reassess ideas and the value of collaboration, all wrapped up in a humorous and engaging atmosphere!
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Discovering The Chronometer Analogy
- Mike Michalowicz discovered the chronometer's significance while researching GPS during a PBS quantum physics documentary in his sauna.
- This sparked a key analogy about measuring distances through time for his book, illustrating active research in writing.
Research Builds Empathy and Solidarity
- Research can make readers feel they are not alone in their struggles.
- Statistics and stories serve different emotional roles: numbers inform, stories create empathy.
Use Research To Build Credibility
- Use research to back up your claims and improve reader comprehension.
- Relate unfamiliar concepts to everyday experiences to build reader connection and trust.