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Eight Books, Eight Lessons: Why I’m Not Slowing Down

These books are the reason why I want to speed up.

What I read while waiting for a helicopter in Papua New Guinea

I devoured seven books while waiting, and here’s the list.

Better the devil you know

Hate being a beginner? Me too.

Game recognize game

What two cats taught me about confidence applies to authors and their books.

Book launch FOMO is making authors do dumb things

Just because it worked for others doesn’t mean it will work for you.

Scaling Your Impact: The Author Flywheel

Learn how to create an author flywheel that turns your book into a self-sustaining engine.

I tell people my service is hard work. Here’s why I’m not broke.

Because brutal honesty about the process actually attracts better clients who stick around.

The Power of Speaking: How to Turn Your Book Into a Keynote

Discover the structure, strategy, and mindset that transform your book into a signature talk

When You’re Ready To Start, Start Here

When You’re Ready To Start, Start Here

The key to writing a successful expert positioning non-fiction book is to be organized, persistent, and open to feedback. By following these steps and being willing to put in the time and effort, you can write a book that establishes you as an expert in your field and helps you build your business.

Inventing Anna: the cure for Imposter Syndrome

Inventing Anna: the cure for Imposter Syndrome

I write about the Imposter Syndrome all the time because it's the single biggest issue many of my clients have. It's what keeps them from starting their book, finishing it, then publishing it when it's time to let it go. In fact, I've written about this issue HERE and...

Your motivation matters

Your motivation matters

Can I ask you a question? Why do you want to write a book? Seriously, do you even know? What's your purpose for doing so? •     To create a beautiful work of art? •     To tell your life story? •     To...

The painful book-writing process

The painful book-writing process

Dr. Serena Sterling wasn’t sure she’d ever finish her book project. There were times, as her content developer, I wasn’t sure she would either. Because Serena wasn’t just writing about her business–helping people overcome chronic physical and/or emotional pain–she was...

Last kid to get picked for the team

Last kid to get picked for the team

Do you remember when you were in grade school and you had to line up in the gym and wait to get picked for a team? There you'd stand for a dog's age as every other kid but you got chosen. Man, that feeling of not being quite good enough! Maybe you don't remember that...