How about not writing a minibook alone, but together with someone close to you?

It is more than just simple collaboration. It is a great way for your story, filled with your experience and wisdom, to reach the world more warmly and richly.

1. The joy of writing multiplies, and the difficulties are halved

There are times when writing alone suddenly feels overwhelming. Words stop, thoughts scatter, and motivation fades away.

But it’s different when you write together. You laugh at each other’s experiences, find inspiration in each other’s wisdom, and joyfully walk the paths you couldn’t walk alone.

When you write together, the joy doubles and the hardship is halved. The experience turns writing itself into a warm scene in your life.

2. You can include richer content

A story by just one person has its limits.

But when two or three people bring their stories together, different lives, different knowledge, and different feelings naturally blend in. You can fill your minibook with worlds you couldn’t have seen alone.

Vivid stories offer deep resonance to readers. Your book will become richer and shine even more attractively.

3. More readers will take an interest

A minibook made together naturally reaches more people.

Friends, family, and colleagues proudly say, “Here’s a book written by close friends!” and happily share it.

Even without forced promotion, interest and support spread naturally.

4. You can also invite someone to write a review or recommendation

Every book always has someone’s recommendation. Even if it’s short, it delivers love and trust toward the book. Sometimes, that one line moves readers’ hearts.

Try including such a recommendation in your minibook.

It doesn’t necessarily have to be a co-author. Invite a friend who read your story, or someone who treasures your experience and wisdom.

Just leave a small space at the end and politely ask, “Please share what you liked about this minibook.”

Each line they write will make your book shine even more. Thanks to that warmth, new readers will open their hearts.

When you write together, joy and fulfillment overflow

It’s not easy to say, “Please buy my minibook” or “Please read it” when you made it alone.

But when you say, “This is a minibook we wrote together,” the burden magically disappears.

You are no longer a ‘seller.’ You become a person who has a warm story to share.

Your story, your friend’s story, and everyone’s heart who loves the story will come together and spread out to a bigger world.

The moment you decide to write together, your minibook is already special.

Today, take your first step.

Suggested Topics for a Co-Authored MiniBook

• “Even if you lose your way, it’s okay”
  (Essay + Self-help | A collection of warm experiences about wandering and recovery)
• “One Habit a Day That Grew Me”
  (Self-help | Various authors share the habits they practiced for self-management)
• “Ten Investment Opportunities You Shouldn’t Miss”
  (Business & Economy | Current investment opportunities and trends seen by co-authors)
• “Beautiful Stories Encountered on the Road”
  (Travel | Stories discovered by various authors on their journeys)
• “How a Hobby Made My Days New”
  (Hobby | MiniBook sharing experiences of how hobbies changed lives)
• “A Sentence That Moves Me”
  (Philosophy/Values | Introducing sentences or philosophies each author holds dear in their life)
• “Is the World You Dream of Impossible?”
  (Social Story | Stories about dreams for a better society by different people)
• “Five Eyes Reading Today’s Market”
  (Market Trends | Analyzing economic trends and market changes from authors’ perspectives)
• “In 2035, My Day Will Be Like This”
  (New Technology | Predicting the changes disruptive technologies will bring to our daily lives)