Writers Need Allies

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Are you a ‘Write-or-Die’ Writer?

The problem is simple but extremely painful: You feel isolated and uncertain about the book you feel called to write, or trapped in a cycle of shame and perfectionism. Either way, it’s a miserable place to be alone.

On the other hand, you could still be miserably hiding behind a day job, hopeful one day you’ll find the time to write the book that’s been nipping at your ankles for years.

Are you a Leader with a Book You Must Write?

Perhaps you’ve decided to start a new venture. Or you’re newly retired and ready give time and space to your book. Or, maybe a divorce, the death of a loved one, or another profound rupture in the status quo has changed the way you approach work and relationships.

As a result of these experiences and your natural inclination to lead others, you have hard-won wisdom to share. A leadership philosophy you know is a game-changer because you’ve lived the storm that was required to clarify this new way of doing business. Or a memoir that combines your professional and personal journey.

Either way, you see a book as part of your legacy or the answer to a deeper calling. But maybe the strong, healthy ego that has served you so well is now showing up as a more vulnerable, fearful side when you sit down to write.

I can help you. A write-or-die writer and published author with decades of practice in the craft, I also spent years working alongside C-level executives and other business leaders, helping them identify and crystallize meaningful narratives and messaging.

Contact me and tell me a little about your writing challenges and book project. If I think I can help, the next step is a free one-hour coaching call.