Posts Tagged ‘the mouse that roars’
My Book Mentoring Journey: What I’ve Learned Helping 100+ Authors Write Their Books
When I started my business in 2006, I wanted to change the world. A big vision, I know! But it came from the right place. I wanted to make a difference. To help people grow, find their voice, and create work that mattered. But over time, I realised something: I could only change the world…
Read MoreWhen should you give up on your book?
Writing a book is a tough thing to do. Whilst some find it easy, most writers struggle at some stage. I certainly have done. When you’re balancing your life, your work, your business, your family, and your health, sometimes something has to give. Keeping on top of your mojo is important. You don’t want to wait…
Read MoreHow to organise a book launch party
I recently held the book launch party for my fourth book, The Mouse That Roars: A Shy Girl’s Guide To Living Courageously. You could say that I’m a seasoned hand now it’s my fourth book, but I like to mix things up and do things differently each time. At the time of writing this blog…
Read More21 Days to Manage your Critic starts today
I’d like to remind you that we’re live at 1pm today, Monday 11 January, for the Manage your Critic 21 day online programme. Before I remind you of the bonuses that we’re offering, I’d like to share a personal story. I almost didn’t publish my latest book The Mouse That Roars.
Read MoreWhy I wrote The Mouse That Roars
You’re used to me giving you business hints and tips and sharing my blogs with you, so you might be wondering why I’ve written The Mouse That Roars. This is my new book which is part memoir and part self-help in style (which you can order now). But it never started off this way and…
Read MoreThree business books you could write
When it comes to a business or self-help book, in my view there are three main types of book that you could write: interview style, how-to guide or memoir. These each have different styles, different objectives and will take a different approach. So if you’ve thought about writing a book, but you’ve not been sure where to start,…
Read More