by Pam Hughes | Apr 16, 2021 | Blog, Book writing, Podcast, Writing process
The professional history of Irene Dillon, psychotherapist and author, gives new meaning to the statement, “Write what you know about.” All her life, she has sought to understand what creates certain negative emotions and behaviors in people and achieve emotional...
by Pat Iyer | Apr 9, 2021 | Blog, Book writing, Podcast, Writing process
Cady North, author of The Resiliency Effect, had a burning desire to learn what stops people from realizing their goals, both professional and personal. Her desire led to a journey of discovery that resulted both in her book and a transformation in the way she advised...
by Pat Iyer | Apr 2, 2021 | Blog, Book writing, Podcast, Writing process
Cindy Needham dug deep into her spiritual faith to navigate the journey of breast cancer and her recovery. She felt compelled to share what she’d learned, both with other women with breast cancer and anyone who was experiencing similar traumas. After writing a book,...
by Pat Iyer | Apr 1, 2021 | Blog, Book writing
If you think you aren’t, would you like to rethink that? So many people tell me they wish they could write. Some of them have experiences and wisdom that deserves to be written down in book form. Some have learned much about relationships or raising children,...
by Pat Iyer | Mar 30, 2021 | Blog, Book writing, Podcast, Publishing, Writing process
In this podcast, Tina Greenbaum, teacher, coach, and author provides a virtual mini-course in how to repurpose your material. She turned a live event into an online course, a book, and a workbook. She also uses this material as blog posts and for social media posts....
by Pat Iyer | Mar 23, 2021 | Blog, Book writing, Podcast, Publishing, Writing process
This Writing to Get Business podcast represents the end of our first year of producing weekly shows on the processes involved in writing and publishing books. Meet a special guest whose energy will inspire you. Tracy Jones went from Fighter Planes to Publisher Dr....
