Oftentimes a lot of people feel overwhelmed because they don’t know what they need to do to start writing a book, or they simply keep repeating to themselves that they’re not good at it, which makes them feel even more frustrated. Stop thinking that way and pay close attention to this episode since I’ll be answering different questions about how you can start writing a book. I’ll be sharing great advice on how to improve your writing skills and not give up when you get stuck in this process. Listen and enjoy!
Key Highlights:
[00:01 – 04:22] Getting The Words Out
How our stories are powerful and can help us to learn important lessons that we can then use to teach others.
You should get help from friends or family or a professional editor if you feel like you’re not a good writer
What you can do if you’re struggling with the idea of writing your book
[04:23 – 13:11] A Book Can Be A Powerful Tool
Jennifer shares relevant tips oof what can help to get the words out more easily
Different ways that can help you improve your writing skills
Why writing a book is useful for marketing yourself and establishing your credibility
[13:12 – 21:42] Stop Telling Yourself That You’re Not Good At Writing
It is important to keep writing even if you don’t have any ideas for what to write about
Why having a book set people who are in corporate careers apart
The reason why a book shows your skillset and its value
What can help you to improve your skills and find your voice
Key Quotes:
“Whatever you need to do to get the words out. Once you have the words on paper, then it’s just a matter of editing.” – Jennifer Wright
“Writing partner is not just an editor. A writing partner would sit down with you and really dig in and ask you questions and help you write the content.” – Jennifer Wright
“Just release the idea, and stop telling yourself that you’re not good at it.” – Jennifer Wright
Do you have a book idea in your head, but you haven’t put it to paper because you don’t know where to start?
Visit https://execuwright.com (https://execuwright.com) to see how we can help you get that book out of your head and onto paper!
Connect with Jennifer on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenniferwrightexecuwright/
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