I’m about to email the logistics for the Q1 2023 Free Your Inner Writer workshop. (The workshop is based on my best-selling book, Free Your Inner Nonfiction Writer.) If you want to learn to write fast and well, join us in this workshop. I can support just two more writers in this cohort. If you’re […]
Do you struggle with writing? You’d like to write more and faster, but things are just not working for you. I can help. I have opened the Q1 2023 Free Your Inner Writer workshop for registration. If you want to write easier and faster, read the book. If you want my support in your writing, take
I returned from my almost two weeks of vacation at 1:30 this morning. (Travel. Sigh.) Since I’m jetlagged and not thinking clearly, I thought I’d start a new thread in this blog: newsletter recommendations. I read a ton of newsletters to learn from the writer’s content. However, because I’m a consultant and use newsletters to
Do you struggle with writing? You’d like to write more and faster, but things are just not working for you. I can help. Free Your Inner Nonfiction Writer is out everywhere, in ebook and paper. That means I’ve redone all the videos for my Free Your Inner Writer workshop. I have just three openings remaining
Writers have a problem product development teams don’t have: Imposter Syndrome. That’s when you think you’re a fraud. Even though you have experience and expertise. Fear drives Imposter Syndrome. Too often, writers let the fear win. You don’t have to succumb to that fear—you can fool that fear with writing. The more you write and
Do you want to write and publish more? If so, take a look at the Write Stuff 2022 story bundle. Nine books plus one class equals ten opportunities to raise your writing and publishing abilities to the next level. My brand new book, Free Your Inner Nonfiction Writer is a part of this bundle. In
Thinking about bringing your writing skills to the next level? Want to write and finish? You can. You can learn what works for you. Enroll in my Q2 2022 Writing Workshop 1: Free Your Inner Writer & Sell Your Nonfiction Ideas. You write. I support you with personal feedback on your writing. In addition, we
When we speak, we often use shortcuts, jargon, and cleverness to get our points across. If we confuse anyone in the audience, we can explain what we’re thinking in the moment. However, when we write, all that cleverness doesn’t always help our ideal reader understand. Sometimes, we alienate or confuse our ideal readers with our
If you’ve ever tried to write nonfiction, you probably encountered these problems: Your readers only understood what you wrote. Not what you meant to write. Only some readers got value from your pieces, not everyone. The writing you ended up with at the end might have looked very different from the piece you started with.
You have some terrific experience in your team, such as pairing, and you decide it’s time to write about it. And you have a problem. The developers and testers need one perspective, coaches need a different perspective, and managers need a third perspective. What do you do? Choose one ideal reader and write a piece