POV: Books Are a Service, Not a Self-Promotion
My ideal client doesn’t want to write a book to inflate their ego. In fact, it’s oftentimes a concern for them. They want to write a book to share their…
read moreMy ideal client doesn’t want to write a book to inflate their ego. In fact, it’s oftentimes a concern for them. They want to write a book to share their…
read moreSocial media serves a purpose, and books serve a purpose. But it’s important to recognize that these two purposes are different. Each plays an important role. In fact, social media…
read moreI’ve been around the corporate block. Little did I know how much that would help me write books. I spent almost six years working in corporate finance, accounting, and operations…
read moreAs a recovering hyperachiever, ghostwriting has tested me. I’ve always been someone who wants to get a task or a project near perfect on the first try, but that all…
read moreTrying something new is often super tiring! I know all my business owners or aspiring business owners out there can relate. And the tiring toll doesn’t necessarily happen from long…
read moreOne of the most common objections that people have to hiring a ghostwriter is that whatever is being ghostwritten won’t sound like them. It’s a totally fair concern. After all,…
read moreThe freelance writing world is often viewed as competitive. It can be easy to operate from a fear of lack, wondering if there’s enough work to go around and keep…
read moreI am the queen of instant gratification. So I get it. Authors often get antsy as they move through the ghostwriting process to see how the book is coming together.…
read moreAs I looked out at the new sod on part of my yard, I couldn’t help but notice how wonky (yes, that’s a technical term) it looked. I longed for…
read moreIt’s true. Everyone could write a book themselves if they really put their minds to it. We’ve gone through school to achieve an adequate level of reading and writing skills.…
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