I’m excited to be in the process of writing my first book, my conundrum is what to title it. The good news is that I have it narrowed down to only two choices. The bad news is that I can’t decide which one.
Initially, I was planning to call it Renewal Of The Mind because I had to change my way of thinking in order to achieve certain goals I thought were unattainable (based on old mindsets and habits) at the onset. It wasn’t until I changed my environment that I could see possibilities from a new light.
However, I was in my place of worship and the discussion was on how negative situations can provoke us into becoming what or who we should have been from the beginning. Some of us have taken a detour and haven’t yet found our way back to the right path. That resonated with me because every single goal I’ve ever achieved is simply because of the pain associated with the catalyst. I had to be provoked into my purpose each time before I would even attempt the unimaginable! The pain of the situation had to become unbearable enough for me to take action. The second title up for consideration is Provoked Into My Purpose.
Which title would provoke YOU to pick up my book, Renewal of the Mind, or Provoked Into My Purpose? Why? Inquiring minds would like to know!
Renewal of the Mind is a very good title. I would definitely buy your book.
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Appreciate the feedback, that is the consensus among those I’ve asked so far!
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No problem at all.
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If you are willing, please share why you chose that title.
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I choose Renewal of the mind because it fits well with what you are writing about.
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“Renewal of the mind” tickles my mind more between the two, but what about “Provoked into Purpose”?
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Feedback received was the word provoked sounded too negative and they were less likely to pick up a book with that title.
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I agree with that feedback, but within “my” it somehow became more positive, as “purpose” is so positive again. It made a nice contrast, thus why I suggested it instead of the version with “my” in it. 🙂
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Love it! Thanks for the feedback!
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I meant “without” not “within” 🙂
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