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Client Case Study: Chenae Carey
Chenae and I coworked on our respective books. My own guide to self-publishing Destination Author came out a matter of months before Chenae’s book Is Your Business A Prison? and it was so special to celebrate together. Chenae also took a very different path to most of my clients.
Read MoreClient Case Study: Alma Barrero
Alma Barrero is an intuitive style and empowerment coach, former corporate executive, wife and mother. As a pioneer in blending style and soul work, Alma believes in the undeniable relationship between our unlimited power and dressing to honour our true light.
Read MoreClient Case Study: Rajni Raman
Rajni Raman is an immigrant to the US from India who married her college sweetheart after graduation and moved across the world, leaving behind her family and friends for the promise of a life in America. In this interview, Rajni delves into how she not only made her way through to success, but went on to write her incredible story of overcoming.
Read MoreClient Case Study: Tiffany Manchester
Tiffany Manchester is a new adult fiction author who writes coming of age stories inspired by her world travels and personal journey. Both her debut book Surfacing and second book Pack Light, Travel Light, Be the Light take readers through the highs and lows of relationships as her relatable main characters confront their demons and transform their lives.
Read MoreClient Case Study: Rachel Zinman
Rachel Zinman found out she had type 1 diabetes in 2008, but it took six years to accept her diagnosis. Fortunately, she had discovered yoga in high school and has taught yoga in internationally since 1992, so she turned to yoga to find ways to heal her diabetes and inspire others.
Read MoreClient Case Study: Louise Carron Harris
Louise Carron Harris is a contemporary medicine woman, healer, shaman, mystic, mentor, teacher and eternal student. She’s also a radio presenter, storyteller and lover of all things talking, dancing, playing loud music and raising the vibration of everyone she meets!
Read MoreClient Case Study: Dr Keira Barr
Dr. Keira Barr is a prominent leader in women’s medicine – creating a bridge between hormones, skin and mind-body medicine to optimize women’s mid-life experience. A fierce patient advocate, Dr. Barr empowers women worldwide to take control of their health and their hormones in menopause.
Read MoreClient Case Study: Lorraine Hamilton
Lorraine Hamilton is a purple-haired engineer-turned-executive-coach, author and international speaker. She’s on a mission to help unfulfilled high-achievers redefine success and become legendary leaders of their life without completely starting over.
Read MoreClient Case Study: Melanie Moberg
Melanie Moberg is a codependency coach, helping her clients navigate the difficulties of loving someone suffering from mental health or addiction issues, often at the cost of their own wellbeing. Melanie has an array of experience and earned her MA in addiction counselling, using that knowledge to advocate for mental health and addiction recovery every day.
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8 Ideas When You’re Losing The Will To Work At Home
Some days it just ain’t happening. I don’t have any early deadlines. I haven’t set an alarm. I wake up. But I might sleep another hour before feeling guilty forces me to go check my email. It’s Monday. And I’m losing the will to work at home.
Read MoreTypos… I’d Rather Know
A short while ago, I received a lovely email from one of my readers pointing out I’d made (not one but…) two typos in a newsletter I’d sent out hurriedly. What interested me most was that she used it as an opener for introducing me to her editing services. Wow!
Read More7 Reasons Why the Best Writers Do NOT Write Every Day
When it comes to writing anything – be it a social media post, a blog, or something longer like a book – there are writers, writing coaches, publishing consultants and been-there-done-that best-selling authors touting their method as The Method. Yet there are always various ways to go about anything.
Read More‘Hot Chips’ and Other Ridunculous Words I Swore I’d Never Write
There have always been words that I swore would never creep in no matter where I travelled. When I moved to NZ, I solemnly swore to all my London friends that I would retain ‘crisps’ over ‘chips’.
Read More6 Ways for Aspiring Authors to Overcome Writer’s Block
I cringe when I hear the term writer’s block, because it’s usually used by fear-mongering publishing gurus trying to pester you into writing your book so they can sell you book coaching services.
Read MoreDo You Take Your Words Seriously?
Words we use can be heavy, smooth, uplifting, negative, light, breezy, inspiring, dark, spiteful, energising… I’ve noticed how easy it is for a simple throw-away comment to be taken out of context or an emphasis to be misconstrued.
Read MoreIs Freelancing A Fresh Start?
Have you ever felt like reinventing yourself? Considered turning up somewhere nobody knows you? Being someone new? That’s what ‘going freelance’ was for me.
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