Understanding the Theme of the Story

We understand that in the early stages, you may have hundreds of ideas you'd love to include in your book—even before your materials are fully gathered. Don’t hold back. Write down everything, no matter how small, scattered, or spontaneous. These early thoughts often contain the heart of your story.

Once you've collected and preserved a rich archive of digital materials—photos, audio recordings, videos, documents, and spoken reflections—we encourage you to pause and reflect. Revisit your initial ideas and consider how they’ve evolved. This is the perfect moment to refine your book’s theme and overall narrative.

When you're ready, outline the structure of your memoir. Thoughtfully name each chapter to reflect its emotional tone or subject matter. This simple step will help ensure a smooth and meaningful design process.

For example, 

Chapters might be titled:	If you're still exploring ideas, you can start with simpler, more general titles like:
•  My Dear	•  to Partner
•  Escape from London	•  Growth
•  Beyond the Fire	•  Friends
•  Fly to the Sky	•  Business
•  Stand by Me	•  Marriage
•  Escape from the Heaven	•  Recovery
•  Tips of Smart Investment	•  Investment

As you begin naming your chapters, you may find that a deeper theme starts to emerge - one that threads through your titles and materials. For example, a chapter originally titled “Escape from London”  and “Escape from Hell”  might evolve into something more symbolic, like “Escape from the Darkness”. It might be bit exaggerated, but it does grab the beloved reader’s attention. 

Let your chapter titles inspire the emotional arc of your memoir. They’re not just labels—they’re signposts pointing to the heart of your story.

These are just starting points—you can revise and refine the theme and the titles of Chapters anytime before your final edit. The goal is to create a clear, intuitive structure that supports your creative flow of the story.

Don’t worry about perfection—authenticity is more powerful than polish. Leave the rest to us—we’ll handle everything from here.