You want to be a confident, even happy writer who easily produces good first drafts that you easily polish into publishable pieces of work. But you keep finding
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You want to be a confident, even happy writer who easily produces good first drafts that you easily polish into publishable pieces of work. But you keep finding
In the last few years I’ve added working with academic staff to the work I do as a writing coach with small business owners. For some this seems
Writing with others makes writing easier, whether it’s in a formal writing group that meets regularly or just a casual writing date with a friend. Before I go
All writer’s get writer’s block at some point. So how can you stop feeling blocked so you can start writing? Are other people’s voices getting in the way?
The tldr; answer to the question of what’s the best way to write a first draft is this: as quickly as possible. This is true no matter what
A writing coach helps you communicate clearly and easily. I’ve been helping writers become happier and more productive since 2001 – when I trained to teach writing as
Point of view is something that every fiction writer must make a conscious choice about and only some nonfiction writers (these include writers of nonfiction books, blogs, newsletters,
Before a swimming lesson when I was about two years old I jumped in at the deep end of the pool. I loved jumping into the water, so
Whether you’re writing a blog post or a book, you’ve likely asked yourself what you should write. It may feel like you could write about anything – after
If you follow me for any length of time, you’ll find I’m insistent that you can (almost always) fit writing in around everything else you need to do.