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Grammar Outs (Grammar Mistakes) Hit Home
I've wanted to do a Grammar Outs post that focused grammar mistakes made on TV Home shows for a long time. Finding time to actually watch the shows, however, has been a challenge. Then I realized that even quick channel surfing would allow me to out public grammar...
A Tale of Writing Inspiration
You’ve heard about the cobbler who has no shoes? Well the same often goes for writers and writing coaches. We get so busy helping others that we lose the time, energy or inclination to do our own writing. Sometimes, however, seemingly out of nowhere, the urge snakes...
How to Write a Blog: It’s a Process
Just because I'm a blog coach doesn't mean that cranking out a weekly blog post is easy. As a busy professional who works as a writer, editor, writing coach and blog coach, carving out the time is write a blog—especially my own—is hard. To be honest, I struggle with...
Blog Writing with a Blog Coach
Not so long ago, a lot of people seemed confused by the term writing coach. If you're one of those, then the fact that I've added blog coach to my list of offerings will really flummox you. It all started when one of my friends admitted that she didn't blog because...
Branding Yourself? Presto!
Anyone who reads this blog knows how I feel about marketing. It's critical, especially for authors. I've learned this the hard way, after several books I was proud of, which I had either written or co-written, did not see the success they deserved. Now more than ever,...























