Writing a book is an exhilarating, and often cathartic experience, but the publishing world can feel like a maze for newcomers. If you’re a new author with a story burning inside you, congratulations! To help you stay on the path to success, let’s chat about three of the most common mistakes I see new authors
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When we think of turning trauma into triumph, our thoughts initially go first to pain, heartache, and deep emotional wounds. But what if those very experiences hold the power to transform not only your life but also the lives of others? Writing about trauma can be a deeply cathartic experience, and for many, it becomes
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The Power of Storytelling: Leaving Your Mark on the World is more than a nice, tidy ooh-rah article. I hope by reading it that you are inspired to give serious thought to the nuances and uniqueness of your particular story. After all, it belongs to only YOU! Our stories are not only meant for us
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I’m totally veering off the beaten path of books to post my blog article, 4 Self-Healing Strategies To Manage Adult Child Estrangement, that was published by Sixty and Me online magazine. My vision is that if you or someone you know is estranged from your adult children that this article will give hope and healing.
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There IS strength in vulnerability! How do I know this? Because of my upcoming book launch of The Heart Swindler – Reclaim Your Heart and Stop Falling for Liars, Losers, and Lunatics. In the book, I share not one but TWO of my own stories of being a survivor of relationship deception. Notice I didn’t
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Are you allowing these 10 hazardous excuses to Distract, Detour, and Derail You From Getting Your Book Started? This is not a rhetorical question. It requires an answer. An honest answer. According to thesynergyexpert.com, “…97% of people who start to write a book never finish it.” Are you the 97% or are you the 3%?
Question: What are you taking with you into the Second Quarter of this year? This is the time of year when all the goal setting and scheduling gurus ask you how you’re doing on your goals. After all, on January 1st or before, they told you to set S.M.A.R.T. goals. They urged you to break
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Are your goals in pain? When the idea for this blog, Are Your Goals in Pain, first popped into my mind, I thought perhaps that only women would be able to relate to the analogy of a pregnant woman with labor pains. But after I thought about it, I came to the conclusion that anyone
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Are you walking in the footprints of fear when it comes to writing your book? Are One of These 3 Fears Stopping YOU From Moving Forward with YOUR Book? 1. I’m walking in the footprints of fear because I suck as a writer. You don’t have to write your book yourself! Ghostwriters abound in a
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During the years I’ve been in business, I’ve found there are 5 Excuses that may be stopping you from writing your book. They may not be earth-shattering excuses, and they probably sound pretty good to your ears when you say them out loud. But…alas…they’re still excuses and excuses don’t get books written. Excuses waste breath
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