Join me for Free Book Writing Training

Do you find yourself daydreaming about a time when your book is published, out there, making a difference in the world?

Maybe in that daydream you’re speaking to—and inspiring—vast audiences. Or teaching small groups of people to make big shifts.

Perhaps a reader comes up to you after a talk to tell you how the book changed her life for the better.

Ah, such a wonderful fantasy…

You know, it could be your reality. But you need to get moving on your book.

Are You Stuck? Or Up and Running?

Maybe you’re stuck—unsure where to begin. Maybe it’s been challenging to make the time.

Or perhaps you’ve been waiting for just this moment and you are raring to go (or you’ve started)—you just need a bit of support and guidance.

I have exciting news. On Tuesday, October 24, I’m offering free book writing training called

GET MOVING ON YOUR BOOK

And it’s designed to empower you wherever you are in the process.

I’ll cover:

• My favorite ways to make time—even if you have none!
• How to bust through periods of self-doubt, busyness or flagging hopes—and stay inspired and in action.
• Where to start so that you write the right book—one that matches your vision and goals.

Plus, bring your questions about writing a nonfiction book—how-to, business, self-help, memoir or creative nonfiction—and I’ll do my best to answer.

I want this call to be super valuable to you!

At the end of the free book writing training and Q&A, I’ll share how you can get support to make your book happen, and how you can get the accountability and guidance you need. Yes, I have a program and special offer, for those who are ready to take that step AND if it’s not for you, no worries, you’ll still find the book writing training call valuable for offering clear, practical steps you can take today to get moving on your book—plus inspiration, motivation, guidance and fun!

So, please join me on October 24 at 1:30 pm ET, 10:30 am PT.

Sign up here to Get Moving On Your Book today!

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