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{ Read More }
10 Hazardous Excuses For Why You Might Be Allowing Life to Distract, Detour, and Derail You From Getting Your Book Started
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%?{ Read More }
Are Your Goals in Pain?
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{ Read More }
3 Ways to Know if You’re Walking in the Footprints of Fear
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{ Read More }
5 Excuses That May Be Stopping You From Writing Your Book
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{ Read More }
5 Reasons Why Athletes Should Write and Publish a Book During Their Playing Days
Most of the sports clients who come to me to find out how to write and publish a book have left the game for one reason or another. Many left the game due to one crushing injury that ended their playing days. For some, it was the constant erosion of their bodies, battered and bruised{ Read More }