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You’ve decided to write your book, but then there’s that feeling in your stomach. You know it, Yes, that one. The kind that makes the bathroom seem like a sanctuary.
Today we're talking about the anxiety you might have before starting your book and what to do with that. You can put that anxiety to use.
Speaking of anxiety, there's some big news in this episode. Eeee!
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How do you make the best use of your brain to write and finish your book?
Listen in! Vannessa McCamley is an author, coach and facilitator who specialises in helping professionals reach their optimal potential through the use of neuroscience.
Vannessa spoke about how to optimise your brain for writing and the process of publishing her own book, Rewire for Success: An easy guide for using neuroscience to improve choices for work, life and well-being.
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You know what your book is about. You have done a brain dump. But how do you make sense out of it?
Today we’re getting right into what outlining is, and why outlining your first book is a good idea.
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What’s your story? Or, more precisely, what is one of your stories?
Is it of overcoming trauma, of how faith changed you, or something a bit odd?
If you’ve ever wondered if your story might in fact be universal, that in some way it could help someone else, this is the episode for you.
I’m so honoured today to invite you this conversation with Marion Roach Smith, author of four books, including The Memoir Project, A Thoroughly Non-Standardized Text for Writing & Life. A former staffer at The New York Times, she has been a commentator on NPR’s All Things Considered and a talk show host on Sirius Satellite Radio. She currently runs a writing lab called The Memoir Project and teaches memoir worldwide at marionroach.com.
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You've got great book ideas. But how the heck do you get that thing out of your head and onto the page?
I’m talking about all the ideas you have floating around in your head.
We're doing a bit of extraction today. Let's get your story out of your brain and turn it into a book!
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In Episode 83, we focused on how to find story ideas. Now it's time to take your ideas and start shaping them into a story.
But how?
You need to know what your book is really about. Tune in to get 3 steps and get CLEAR on your book theme!
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I know what it’s like to have this desire to write and feel like there’s just nothing there!
In today's episode I'm giving you 3 ways to find story ideas for your book.
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You want to write your book, but something is stopping you.
You’re waiting for the perfect story.
It's time to get curious and ask yourself: 'How long am I willing to wait?'
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Alex has three young kids, is a full time Mum, and she wants to write a book. As we stood in the park, I was so excited to listen to her talk about this dream. But then Alex paused, looked at me and said the words I hear WAY TOO OFTEN.
“I don’t have time.”
Does this sound familiar?
You absolutely CAN write your book as a busy Mum. And today we’re going to get into the truth of it all.
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One of the beautiful things about being a writer is the dream to get your book into the hands of your readers. If you want to make an impact and an income, self-publishing your book is easier than you think. It’s so much harder to write your book than it is to publish it.
We’re covering the five ways having a self-published book can make you impact and income.
P.S. I know how scattered and overwhelming it can be when you're trying to self-publish. That's why I created The Unlocked Author course where you'll self-publish your book from start to finish, following a simple, step by step process. Sign up using the code AUTHOR at https://theunlockedcreative.com/the-unlocked-author to get your early bird discount, but it expires Monday 24 January 2022, so get in quick!
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