When I left corporate finance and project management, I thought I was done with the ebbs and flows of my workload. Navigating quarter-ends and year-ends. The final push of a…
read moreThis is what I hear most often on discovery calls… “I know I want to write a book, but I don’t even know what that would look like.” Or “Everyone…
read moreYou are never starting from scratch. There is always a thread through your story that you can follow. Most times I meet someone new, I end up taking them through…
read moreOne of the unique things that I love about the book world is the community. Unlike many other spaces, we don’t need to be constantly competing. Some of you who…
read moreI spend a lot of time talking about topics related to ghostwriting. But it’s been a while since I’ve actually covered the basics of ghostwriting. So to start the new…
read moreI often find that authors want other trusted people in their circle to review their manuscript. This seems pretty harmless. And there can definitely be benefits to this, but it’s…
read moreI hadn’t even realized I was in a funk. Apparently, for at least a few months. I’d have days where I knew I was, but otherwise, I was running on…
read moreYour team isn’t built in isolation. Your book shouldn’t be either. When people envision writing a book, they often envision someone sitting alone at their computer. Hood up. Coffee steaming.…
read moreStaying accountable for writing your book can be tough. Books are not a quick “check it off the to-do list” item. You usually set one big deadline for yourself and…
read moreWriting a book is a big deal. Whether you’ve written one or ten, whether you write it yourself or work with a ghostwriter. A book is a big deal. It’s…
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