How to Write to Transform Your Life “As I committed myself to writing those words, my body got stronger and my mind got stronger. And the brain fog that always plagued me, it started dissipating as I was writing.” – Heather Lee Dyer At one time, Heather Lee Dyer was given just two years to […]
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From Trailer Park to Tesla “I always want to be able to continue to push and realize my full potential. I think that every single one of us was put on this earth to be able to do something bigger than themselves and help other people.” – Madison Reeves One day, Madison Reeves looked around
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How to Be a Long-Term Thinker in a Short-Term World “For me, the concept of strategic patience, which I talk about in ‘The Long Game,’ is really critical.” – Dorie Clark Would you say “no” to a free Caribbean vacation? Dorie Clark did. At first, a fully paid, all-inclusive getaway with one of her best
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Live in The Genius Zone “Life is always going to be giving you these moments where we have the possibility of going into our creative genius or into our old programmed self. What I want people to pay attention to is that always when we get ourselves stuck, it’s because we are trying to control
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Addressing the Manifestation Myth “The desires in your heart are usually beyond what that work can create.” – Patty Lennon Patty worked hard to find success in the corporate banking world — trying to fit the traditional mold when her intuitive gifts were often seen as “other.” Now, she relies on her intuition and finally
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What is My Book’s Publishing Path? “Does it really matter what direction you take? And the truth is, the publishing path that’s right for you depends on why you’re doing this — what you’re writing a book for.” – Azul Terronez It wasn’t long ago that I dreamt of becoming an author, just like you.
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Transformation Through Authorship “What I’ve loved about it, coming in, was how we were first invited to draw and really just activate the right side of our brains and get creative and really get out of the editing brain.” – Shayna Hammond Shayna Hammond sat on her therapist’s couch, considering the task at hand: Coining
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Does the Size of My Social Media Following Really Matter to An Agent? “He had a literary agent, he floated the idea to a number of publishers and didn’t get any bites, which is not unusual. And the main bit of criticism or feedback that he got was, ‘You don’t have a platform.’” – Jeff
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Finding the Right Idea for Your Book “Flow for me is just that you’re completely trusting and confident that you’re on the right path. And sometimes that’s uncomfortable.” – Gido Schimanski Do you have multiple ideas for a book, but you’re not sure which one to choose? Are you wondering which is the best? Which
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How to Market Your Book Even If You Aren’t a Salesperson “Thinking about marketing a book has to change in your mind. Don’t think of a book as something you have to sell.” – Azul Terronez Many people like the idea of writing a book, but few actually accomplish this goal — and for those
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