How can coaching help your writing?
Coaching can be applied to any challenge you
might face, inside the text or out. Because it flows from your
specific needs, it accelerates your growth and advances you more quickly
toward your goals than
other modes of writing help.
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start/finish books
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learn new skills/techniques
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develop/structure story material
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brainstorm/problem solve
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define/actuate goals
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refine the writing process
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find agents/publishers
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reverse bad
habits
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stay
motivated/inspired
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maximize
productivity
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create routines/schedules
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overcome
limiting thinking
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establish support networks
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design a
writing life
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What kinds of writers do we work
with?
We coach writers of all kinds, at every level
of experience, on a diverse range of projects. What ties them together
is the desire to identify and overcome obstacles that keep them from
creating at their personal best.
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Ed, a retired state trooper, is writing his
first thriller and struggling with plot, pacing and other technical issues.
These challenges have caused him to procrastinate and lose motivation.
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Katherine, a widely published fiction writer,
feels she has stagnated and wants to rejuvenate her creative growth.
Brainstorming, goal setting and process refinement are current areas of
focus.
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Anne has written her second self-help book,
which was rejected by her publisher. Conceptual issues, structural
problems, fatigue and deadline pressure have caused her to spiral into
limiting thinking.
Can you try coaching before you
commit?
Absolutely. We offer complimentary
20-minute
consultations, during which your questions
will be answered and you'll experience the power of coaching firsthand.
If you're like the majority of writers we talk to, you'll see immediate
results.
