Something I’ve noticed lately… ghostwriting can be a triggering term. While it’s a common term used to describe the work I do, I’ve learned that it can elicit some opinionated…
read moreIt’s the most wonderful time of the year… Notre Dame football is BACK this weekend! So to celebrate this lovely occasion, we’re going to talk about the similarities between Notre…
read moreI believe ghostwriting is becoming more widely known and accepted. It’s always been done. It was just more in the shadows. A few years ago, I often needed to explain…
read moreGhostwriting is a delicate balance of process and flexibility. Every book I’ve worked on has been different, and every client I’ve worked with has been unique. I have an overall…
read moreHaving the full picture is important. As I make connections throughout the book world, I’m reminded of something that is so obvious to those of us who work in that…
read moreAuthors don’t (or shouldn’t) write books for the primary purpose of getting rich off book sales. Book sales are the way in which authors achieve their goals, but the ROI…
read moreOne common reason I hear people say for not starting their book yet: they don’t know what “type” of book to write. Should it be a memoir? A walkthrough of…
read moreA client recently told me that our time together brings clarity to their thoughts. I’m not a coach, and I’m not trained in transformational techniques. But something powerful happens when…
read more“How do I know if I have a bad ghostwriter?” is a question I recently received that caught me a little off guard. I’m used to chatting with folks about…
read moreBooks are all about giving. So often, people assume that books are about the author. They’re not. Sure, the book will have stories and experiences from the author, but the…
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