Author ~ Writing Mentor ~ Business Coach
I’m the author of eight books, and a writing mentor and business coach for self-employed professionals and creatives. Please explore my blog, books and home-study courses, and live programs.
Thriving as a Self-Employed Professional or Creative
Are you ready to change how you’ve been running your business? Do you want to find a path to success that allows you to stay true to yourself? Would you like to break through the barriers that hold you back from thriving? My books and home-study courses can help you and your business evolve and prosper.
Writing to Build Your Business
Do you write blog posts, articles, books, or home-study courses to attract clients or increase your income? Or would you like to? With my Get It Written virtual retreats and Business Building Writer program, I’ll help you get your stuff written, improve its quality, and make use of your content and expertise as a business-building tool.
Marketing & Sales for Self-Employed and Freelance Pros
Do you need more clients? More income? To earn a better living with less effort? My bestselling book Get Clients Now!™ has been helping professionals, consultants, coaches, and freelancers build thriving businesses since 1999. Get Clients Now! is more than just a book; it delivers a complete support system for getting clients.
Latest Posts from My Blog
Don’t Be Afraid to Publish What You Write
There's a place in your writing life for composing pieces you never plan to publish -- journaling your private thoughts, screeds about the state of the world you simply must get off your chest, exercises to improve your writing skills, and more. But in general, as a...
Boost Your Business with the Buddy System
Remember back in grade school when the teacher asked you to hold hands with a friend on field trips? The idea behind the buddy system is that it's much harder to get lost if there are two of you traveling together. When you get into trouble, your buddy can help you...
Writing Can Provoke Fear. And That’s Okay.
Sometimes when you think about writing on a new topic, or in a new format, you might begin to feel afraid. But that doesn't mean you shouldn't write it. Fear doesn't have to signal "stop." It can instead be an indication that something thrilling lies in that...
