The Blog

Are you at a sticking point in your writing? Try this trick: Interview Yourself! Here are some starter questions to ask yourself whether you are writing a Memoir, Business or Fiction Book.

Do you want your story to fit the usual mold? Or would you rather write a book that’s custom-fit to your needs? That's the difference between a ghostwriter and a collaborator.

For many, the thought of writing a book can bring on questions, fears, and anxieties. RTC is here to guide you through those emotions and help you unearth the story you were meant to tell.

Using The Entrepreneurial Operating System has been a bestseller for our book writing company. How RTC balances core values, passion and creativity with a system that gets results.

Imagine a storytelling ecosystem around your brand that attracts the best talent and the most ideal customers, while gently pushing away those who would waste your valuable resources.

If you're looking for a way to capture the attention of your audience, storytelling is the way to go!

When we choose vulnerability, we often do so with a particular intention in mind and a hope that fulfilling the intention will improve our own or others’ lives in some way.

The art wall experience is a cornerstone of Round Table Companies. So how did we drive connections virtually when all live events were canceled?

How did our clients describe their book writing experience with us?

Doubting his own abilities, Mark Carlson turned to RTC to help him write his book.

Ron Hill, Chief Enrichment Officer of Redemption Plus, shares his thoughts on writing his story.

Kari Warberg Block, CEO of Earthkind and the author of "Gathering Around the Table" shares the similarities and differences between writing her book and building her business.

A motivated person who swiftly moved up the ranks at JPMorgan, Christy has no problem stepping up to make any project work. Number crunching is her super power and she has the gumption of creating her own system to make sure our RTC clients’ time is well spent.

Sarah's hunt for an agent to help her launch her own book is what led her to RTC. Her heart, optimism, brilliance, and encouragement is what made her a beautiful fit.

The love of reading captured Sheila's heart at a young age and sent her on the path to becoming a librarian. Writing was the next natural step along her journey of twists and and turns. We are glad it led her to RTC.

It's easy to name some of the "negatives" that this worldwide pandemic has caused. But in the midst of those, lies a sea of positive that we need to grab hold of and cherish long after it ends.

What is the story that you present to the world? Do you allow the truest part of yourself to be shown? When you reveal your vulnerable side, that is when you open yourself up to living out the fullness of your story.

Hugs, laughter roaring at a punchline, hugs, physical affection of all kinds...then a virus arrived and these small pleasures have come to an end. Take two minutes and watch this beautiful creation.