Your local bookshop has invited members of the public to recommend a guest speaker for an upcoming event that will include a series of talks from well-known people. Write an e-mail to the bookshop. In your e-mail: •    suggest a speaker •    say what they would contribute to the event •    explain why other people would be interested too

Dear Sir or Madam, I hope

this

email finds you well. I was excited to learn about the upcoming

event

at your bookshop and the opportunity to suggest a guest speaker. I would like to recommend

Mr

James Clear, an expert on

habits

and decision-making, as a potential speaker for your

event

.

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Clear is the author of the bestselling book, "Atomic

Habits

," and has helped thousands of people make positive changes in their lives by developing good

habits

and breaking bad ones. He is a renowned speaker who has delivered talks at major universities and corporate events. At your

event

,

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Clear could provide practical strategies for breaking bad

habits

, creating lasting change, and developing a growth mindset. He would share evidence-based insights on how to overcome common obstacles to habit formation,

such

as lack of motivation and self-doubt. His talk would be informative, engaging, and inspiring, and would benefit everyone in attendance. If you require

further

information or would like to discuss

this

recommendation in more detail, I would be happy to meet with you in person. Thank you for considering my suggestion. I believe that

Mr

James Clear would be an excellent addition to your upcoming

event

, and I look forward to hearing your response. Best regards, Celine