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Books with amazing potential are abandoned every day. And then picked up again. And then put in a drawer. And then dusted off and that cycle can continue for years or even decades. Does this sound familiar to you? This
Perfectionism isn’t just holding yourself to a high standard—it’s putting the standard out of reach in a way that means it won’t ever be met. In working with authors and clients, we hear often “I just need it to be
Launching your book can be the culmination of months to years of work, and the moment of realizing a personal dream you’ve carried a long time. That also means that launching a book is full of pressures—both from your own
Putting your story out there is a scary process, especially for memoirists. Not only are you relating your life story, which requires vulnerability and honesty, but you’re also putting your writing ability on display. We often hear from writers that
If you’re here, you probably have an itch to tell your story. Your life is unique and what you’ve learned through your experiences feels powerful to you. We hear from authors so often who want so much to tell their
When you have a book project in your heart and back of mind, it can hurt to realize that yet again another week or month has gone by and you haven’t made any real progress. It’s hard to find time
There is a vicious cycle which memoirists can get stuck in as they try in earnest to get going on their memoir. It’s not that they can’t write. Writers may have whole bodies of short or medium form work, blogs,
One nagging question aspiring writers have can often hold them back from starting–do I even have enough material to write a book? Is this idea big enough? Do I have enough stories to tell or points to make? It’s not
These days every time we spend a minute or two scrolling your phone or check the news on TV, we’re bombarded with dark turns and bad news. Worries and questions about what we can and should do seem to permeate
Often the biggest barriers are the ones that just keep us from getting started. When we work with writers, they have this great idea that is just itching to be brought to life. But many wonder if they’re good enough
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