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- #203: David Mike Shares How He Blogged His Book
Top Tips From The Write Coach
>> David shares how blogging helped him write his book.
>> Learn more about his book Dishonor.
>> Community is key for writers.
Do you have an idea dancing around in your head for a book?Have you considered blogging your book? On today's episode of The Write Hour David Mike shares how he carved time out of his busy schedule and family life to write a book while growing his audience.
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22 min - #202: 5 Steps To Turn Your Book Into A Blog
Top Tips From The Write Coach
✍️ Should I create a book out of my blog post? Yes…. No…. Read Post & Listen to the podcast
✍️ Are you Blogging?
✍️ Learn the 5 Steps To Turn Your Blog Into A Book.
Should I create a book from my blog posts?
Yes, you can!
But I don’t recommend it. There is a myth thrown around you can throw some blog post together, and call them a book. However, I don’t agree with this idea. You write a blog in a short direct format for a particular audience about a specific subject. I have learned some great things from blogs, but I would not want to read a series of disjointed thoughts in a book. Blogging is a great way to learn the craft of writing, develop your voice, and find your audience.
Are you blogging? Download Blog Post Blueprint to help you with setting up your blog post.
No, but yes! Yes! You Can Turn Your Blog Into A Book! Learn The 5 Steps On How To Turn Your Blog Into A Book.
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17 min - #201: What is stopping you from writing your book?Top Tips From The Write Coach ✍️ What is slowing you down, standing in the way, or stopping you from writing your book? ✍️ What are the four main blocks many people face? ✍️ How can you work through or around the blocks you face? During every Best Book Ever Session, a complimentary introduction session with my prospective clients, I ask them “What is slowing you down, standing in the way, or stopping you from writing your book?" There are four common answers I receive. The writers in my Write My Book Facebook group answered a poll and they shared similar struggles. I have experienced all of these struggles at one point or another in my writing career. I experience the first one still! It is a constant battle for time. There are more struggles than the main four listed, but most struggles will fall into one of these categories. Today we are going to discuss the four main blocks to writing, and what you can do to overcome them or work through them. All links mentioned are in the Episode #201 Post. Read The Post #201:What is stopping you from writing your book? appeared first on The Write Coach site
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33 min - #107: Do You Need A Writing Coach And An Editor?Top Tips From The Write Coach >> How a writing coach and editor improves your project. >> Creating realistic expectations. Overcome the overwhelm. >> Learn your writing time. Are you struggling to organize and write your book? Have you considered hiring a writing coach or an editor? Carmen Buck, photographer and writer, joins me today to reflect on how working with me as her writing coach improved her writing experience, and helped her learn essential writing tips along the way. Creating realistic expectations is one of Carmen’s biggest takeaways after working with me. She thought she would fly right through this process. She shares her journey through the writing process. Especially your first book you are figuring out what works for you, and what doesn’t. Be willing to be flexible and teachable. Learn what a writing coach and editor can do to help you with your writing project. All links mentioned are in the Episode #107 Post. Read The post #107:Do You Need A Writing Coach & Editor? appeared first on The Write Coach site
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46 min - #106: After The Draft Interview with Colleen Wietmarschen
Top Tips From The Write Coach
>>Learn from Colleen's Writing Journey
>> Four Steps To Prepare Your Book for Publishing
>>Three People To Hire To Create a Professional Book!
Now What?
Do you know the steps to prepare your book for publishing? Many of my clients are first time writers, and they all ask me what to do when they finish writing their book. I take them through the four steps to prepare your book for the publisher.
Colleen of Your Literary Prose and I discuss the four steps to preparing your book for publishing, and some pitfalls to avoid.
Create a professional book whether you are self-publishing or traditional publishing! Download After The Draft Checklist at TheWriteCoach.biz106!!
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47 min - #105: How Can A Writers Conference Help You?Top Tips From The Write Coach: >> Learn from DiAnn & Edie’s Writing Journey >> How a conference can help your writing career! >> Top three reasons to attend a writing conference from DiAnn & Edie! >> How is the Blue Ridge Mountains Christian Writers Conference unique? >> Sneak peek of DiAnn and Edie books releasing soon. >> Do you have a writing routine? Links Mentioned This Episode: DiAnnMills.com EdieMelson.com Edie Melson on Amazon.com Blue Ridge Mountains Christian Writers Conference Blue Ridge Mountains Christian Writers Conference Schedule Donald Maass - Writing The Breakout Novel James Scott Bell Why would you like to attend the Blue Ridge Mountains Christian Writers Conference? Your answer puts in you a drawing for $50 Off the Blue Ridge Mountains Christian Writer Conference. Drawing on April 9th. Share your comment at TheWriteCoach.biz/105 All links mentioned are in the Episode #105 Post. Read The full post #105: How Can A Writers Conference Help You? appeared first on The Write Coach site.
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52 min - #104: How Do You Start A Book?
Top Tips From The Write Coach:
✍️ Where do you start organizing your ideas to write a book?
✍️ What kind of research do I need?
✍️ What do your readers need to think, feel, or do?
✍️ Do you create a solid outline before you write?
✍️ Create your system to write your book!
I talk with prospective clients each week. Most of my clients share the same struggle. They want to know how to start their book. I felt the same way when I decided to write my first book too. It can be overwhelming. You have great ideas bouncing around your brain, and you know they would make a great book. Then you go to write them down, and it turns into crazy mush.
How can you focus to make progress on your book? Give yourself some grace. You are most likely learning a new skill.
Today’s podcast is about the five essential steps to take to start the process of writing your book. This podcast gives you a path to follow. Feel free to create your own system from mine. Do what works for you! The steps are not always taken in order. They are meant as a guideline to help you begin the journey into writing. Your path may not look like mine. I don’t want it to! I want you to find a system and a path to work for you.
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13 min - #103: Top 3 Ways To Organize Your ResearchTop Tips From The Write Coach: >>Where do you save and organize your research and notes for your book? >> What are the best ways to consolidate your information for easy access? >> Use Evernote for Research. >> Use Dropbox to secure your manuscript and important documents. >> Use Scrivener to create your amazing book. Has your computer ever died, been lost or stolen? Then you know the panicking fear it can bring when you have important documents and photos on your computer. What if it held the only copy of your book? Where and how do you organize your notes and research for your book? Maybe you have a notebook you have been writing ideas, folders on your browser with some support information, you have emails about research or your book cover, and maybe you have interviewed people for your book. There are slips of paper or legal pads here and there. What is the best way to bring all these ideas into one place and distill them down into your incredible book? All links mentioned are in the Episode #103 Post. Read The post #103: Top 3 Ways To Organize Your Research appeared first on The Write Coach site
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26 min - #102: Create Expert Status
Top Tips From The Write Coach: >> Create Expert Status
>> A Book adds to your credibility.
>> You don’t have to be a writer to write a book!
>> Read 100 books to become an expert in your field.
>>Create deadlines for momentum to complete your book.
Have you ever wondered how people become known as the expert in their industry? Mark Stoner created a new business model for himself and others in the Blue Collar industries. After being encouraged to write a book, the book helped propel his business into new territory.
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46 min - #101: Why Do You Need To Write A Book?Top Tips from The Write Coach
>> Have you considered how you can be an authority in your field?
>> What makes you an authority?
>> Learn the 10 ways a Book is MORE than a Book!
>> Learn How to start your book
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About The Write Hour ~ Nonfiction
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