10 Non-Fiction Book Ideas You Would Like To Write.

Similar to Phil M. Jones' book Exactly what to say, it features the exact phrasing of questions you should ask in different situations: negotiation, asking for feedback, providing advice, etc.

The specific skills you need to be successful at different jobs. What skills you might need (the delta) between two jobs if you are thinking about switching jobs or careers. How you might learn those skills. The best skills to learn early in life so that you have the most flexibility in choosing a career.

Not just healthy foods and exercise for a certain type of people, but one that takes into your account your blood type, general fitness level, current body condition and more.

Hundreds of different scenarios and situations that project managers face and how they dealt with the situation.

All the most popular board games and the secrets, hints and strategies to increase your winning chances.

Dorie Clark wrote a similar book, but I'm looking more for something that helps you learn the mindset of a long-term thinker without having to be about your career.

There are lots of great books out there with a list or compendium of mental models - I'd like a book where if I wanted to learn specifically about the mental models in my field, I could. Mental models for project managers. Mental models for financial investors. Mental models for writing non-fiction.

A book about inside jokes with friends. Very niche.

Like a choose your own adventure book but about choosing different business models, customers and niches so that you can see what it's like and the pitfalls of each.

A book where you have to exercise to read it. Maybe it's a wind-up book or something that connects to a treadmill or exercise bike.