Richard Wilson: recording a speech for later book work

Richard opened his investment-structure module by explaining that the recorded series would also supply material for a book.

One recording had a second use

He described a book project with a collaborator and said the Rainmaker Series would be transcribed for it. The speech was therefore part of his writing process as well as a presentation to the room.

The proposed workflow began with speaking

Richard encouraged listeners considering a book to record speeches and transcribe them. His example concerned creating source material through spoken explanations. The resulting transcript still contains the repetitions and verbal turns of a live talk.

In Richard C. Wilson's words

"give speeches, record it, transcribe it" (Richard C. Wilson, recorded Rainmaker Series module)

How to use this

Preserve the recording alongside its transcription.
Review spoken material before adapting it for a different format.

Questions and answers

What second use did Richard describe?

Using the transcribed series as material for a book.