Tom O'Brien - BMUK Birmingham Group Member
- May 18
- 2 min read
Tom O'Brien
BMUK Birmingham Group Member
Business Name: Tom Wrote It
Industry: Ghostwriting/Books/Marketing/Publishing
Introduction Video: (Coming Soon)
About:
I help business owners to tell their stories through completely custom books. My process involves sitting down with them for detailed interviews to discuss their journeys and then crafting those stories into great chapters. Nothing positions you as the expert in your field like writing the book on it! These books then become assets which deliver value for 10-20 years. It's not about trying to write a gossip column. It's about explaining why entrepreneurs' experiences and values have helped them to build market-leading companies. Every word is chosen to help them to demonstrate that cutting-edge.
Tom O'Brien - is looking to work with the following industries:
Consultants
Trades
Care Sector
Client Testimonials:
I met Tom O'Brien at events several times before speaking with him about being able to help me in writing my book. I had been concerned about writing a "warts and all" book about me, but at the same time, I was inspired about how I might be able to help others. Tom has guided and advised me and put up with me throughout this journey and I am ever thankful to him for driving me forwards to achieve yet another goal in my life. Thanks Tom.
Lloyd Ansermoz - Consultant (testimonial taken from the author's note of Lloyd's book: No Problem is Permanent)
Tom got on with organising the posts into 12 chapters before editing them down to pick out the best bits. From there, he expanded those golden nuggets to make this book. Once we had a manuscript, Tom interviewed Ed at length to find some of the best anecdotes from his long and varied career. These anecdotes then found their way into this book to develop LinkedIn musings into tried and tested ideas that would be even more useful in helping entrepreneurs to grow their business.
Edward Goodchild - founder - Zendht Venture Studio (testimonial taken from the author's note of Ed's book: What the Zendht)
