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Book Coaching 101: A Philosophy of Revision
How to think holistically about helping writers through a manuscript revision.
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Book Coaching 101: Helping the Writer Trust Their Gut
You can teach a writer to trust their gut by repeatedly asking them to evaluate and clarify their own work.
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Is Book Coaching a Scam?
A moment on a soapbox
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Book Coaching 101: Lead Magnets and Funnels, Oh My!
Demystify two core marketing concepts that can help you find more ideal clients.
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Book Coaching 101, Part 5: Get Clarity on the Core Values of Your Business
Knowing your core values is critical for standing out in the marketplace and to ensure that you are running a business that is sustainable on a soul…
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Book Coaching 101, Part 5: Creating a Safe Space for Your Writer
A discussion of one of the foundational elements of book coaching.
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Book Coaching 101, Part 4: 5 Reasons Memoir is the Hardest Genre to Coach
An exploration of a genre
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Book Coaching 101, Part 3: Shaking Off the "I’ll Take Whatever I Can Get" Business Mindset
A discussion of the mindset shift that is the single most important move you can make to improve your book coaching business
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Book Coaching 101, Part 2: The 7 Steps to Building a Successful Book Coaching Business
After certifying hundreds of book coaches and helping them build and grow their businesses, I have a good sense of what it takes—and where the pitfalls…
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Book Coaching 101, Part 1: What’s a Book Coach?
A brief history of a new profession
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