Posts Tagged ‘book coach’
Book Writing Support: How to Find the Help You Actually Need
POYou’ve got a book idea. Maybe a few chapters. Perhaps just a strong gut feeling that now’s the time to write your book. And you realise that you’ll be much more efficient and write a better book if you don’t do it alone. But how do you find the kind of book writing support you…
Read More12 Essential Rules for Writing a Non-Fiction Book
Writing a non-fiction book is an incredible journey – but it can also feel overwhelming if you’re not sure where to start or how to stay on track. Whether you’re writing a non-fiction book to share your expertise, grow your business, or inspire change, crafting a meaningful book takes clarity, purpose, and focus. That’s where…
Read MoreEnergetic, Enthusiastic and Persuasive: I (Influence) DISC Profile for Authors
You really want to write a book. You know your energy is infectious and you have 101 ideas. When you talk about your ideas, you get a great response. But it is likely that you find it easy to get started but struggle to get finished. In my series around DISC personal profiling ‒ and…
Read MoreHow to successfully launch a book [week 7 – Collaborations]
Too many people overcomplicate the book writing process. They think it’s all on them to write and market their book. Of course, they can get a book coach or a book mentor to help them, but what I mean in this context is developing collaborations. It’s certainly been one of the secrets to my success…
Read MoreAuthor Spotlight interview with Yvonne Guérineau
A personal development enthusiast, psychology graduate and experienced HR professional, Yvonne Guérineau is an expert in helping people to build positive working relationships. After working with organisations and individuals for many years, she wanted to create something that was real, lasting and physical. So she wrote her first book, People in their Element. When she…
Read MoreAuthor Spotlight interview with Vanessa May
Vanessa May, an executive coach, had dreamt of writing her own book for years. However, she found herself in a pattern of wanting to write, having a million ideas in her head, starting to write and then doing nothing with it. Then, a pivotal moment arrived. A colleague proudly introduced her newly published book, stirring…
Read MoreYour book writing team
There’s a romantic and whimsical notion that you can hide away in an attic or escape to a cabin in the woods… And emerge a few months later with a beautifully crafted manuscript ready to be published… But the reality is very different. For starters, very few people have the luxury of being able to…
Read MoreWhen’s the best time to get a book mentor?
When’s the best time to get a book mentor? Is it when your business coach tells you to do it?! Is it when you’ve started but are feeling stuck or overwhelmed? Or is it when you’re in the concept or idea stage? I generally work with clients in stage 3 (or 1!) but sometimes people…
Read MoreAuthor Spotlight interview with Zana Goic Petricevic
Lisbon, Paris, Montenegro? Where in the world would you like your book to take you? I was recently talking to Zana Goic Petricevic and she agreed to go on video with me to chat about the successes she’s had after publishing her first book, Bold Reinvented, last September. We are now working together on book…
Read MoreAuthor Spotlight interview with James Morehen
When James Morehen decided to write his book, The Performance Nutritionist, before he spent time and energy creating it, he wanted to find out that people wanted to read it. But he had a strong hypothesis. He had identified that there are 3000 nutrition graduates each year. However, there are only a hundred or so…
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