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Write Long, Edit Later: Business Humor with Lisa David Olson
A business humorist, TEDX speaker, author, and podcaster; Lisa David Olson delivers high-energy presentations that challenge people to redefine their own brand of creativity. Audiences love her practical strategies that can be applied both personally and professionally. Lisa expanded that audience when she published her book Laughs On Wry in 2018.
Surviving a traumatic childhood and entering the adult world before she could drive has given Lisa a unique set of skills for learning, teaching, and thriving. Two decades of performing and running a comedy troupe set the stage for her “What If and Why Not” philosophy. The core of Lisa’s methods and techniques give permission to think differently and unleash creativity.
Lisa’s Tips:
- Commit to your project.
- Always be prepared to capture your ideas.
- Move away from where you generally sit and work.
- Write long. Edit later.
- Don’t think about other people.
To learn more about or connect with Lisa, visit her website and join her Facebook group Counter Clockwise.
If you’d like to join our free Facebook group, book a free call to talk about your book idea, or get Jeremy’s free course that has helped over 80 people write and self-publish, go to linktr.ee/BookBoss.
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By Jeremy SuttonA business humorist, TEDX speaker, author, and podcaster; Lisa David Olson delivers high-energy presentations that challenge people to redefine their own brand of creativity. Audiences love her practical strategies that can be applied both personally and professionally. Lisa expanded that audience when she published her book Laughs On Wry in 2018.
Surviving a traumatic childhood and entering the adult world before she could drive has given Lisa a unique set of skills for learning, teaching, and thriving. Two decades of performing and running a comedy troupe set the stage for her “What If and Why Not” philosophy. The core of Lisa’s methods and techniques give permission to think differently and unleash creativity.
Lisa’s Tips:
- Commit to your project.
- Always be prepared to capture your ideas.
- Move away from where you generally sit and work.
- Write long. Edit later.
- Don’t think about other people.
To learn more about or connect with Lisa, visit her website and join her Facebook group Counter Clockwise.
If you’d like to join our free Facebook group, book a free call to talk about your book idea, or get Jeremy’s free course that has helped over 80 people write and self-publish, go to linktr.ee/BookBoss.