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Custom-Fit: Why You Should Hire a Book Collaborator, Not a Ghostwriter

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.

Sheila M. Trask

Fear of the Unknown

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.

Annie Rose Stathes

No More Ghostwriting: How RTC’s Collaborative Process Brings Stories to Life

RTC believes in the collaborative team approach when it comes to bringing your story to life. Read more about how ghostwriting isn't necessarily the best option for your book.

Sheila M. Trask

Business Storytelling

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Brand Storytelling

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.

Agata Antonow

What Does Your PR Company Want from You? A Great Story.

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

Heidi Jon Schmidt

My Personal Life is None of Your Business: How to Practice Vulnerability at Work

Vulnerability at work is a dangerous endeavor that invites judgment, raw uncontainable emotion, and the perception of weakness. But on the other side of the inherent risks, is an opportunity for brilliance.

Corey Blake

Event Experiences

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Vulnerability and the Gift of Being Present

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.

Annie Rose Stathes

The Virtual Art Wall by RTC

We are turning vulnerability into a lifeline and creating connection. RTC invites you to start with your heart and turn your audience into a work of art. A virtual art wall can empower your enterprise. Click to get in touch.

RTC Team

How to Drive Connection in a Virtual World

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

Corey Blake and more

RTC Testimonials

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Why You Should Write Your Book with RTC

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

RTC Clients

RTC Helped Mark Carlson Unlock His Authentic Voice and Tell His Story

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

Mark Carlson

Testimonial from Ron Hill

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

Ron Hill

Get to Know Us

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Sarah Byrd: The Woman Who Just Keeps On Movin'

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.

Malary Hill

Go Fast and Think Strangely

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.

James Cook

The Heart of Art: It’s an Act of Caring

Kelsey Schurer is an artist in every sense of the word. Not only does she create magic with a paintbrush, but she also creates it with words, bringing them to life and helping others do the same.

Sheila M. Trask

Dose of Inspiration

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Holding on to the Unexpected Gifts from COVID-19

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.

Mary Anna Rodabaugh

Looking in the Honest Mirror

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.

Malary Hill

"What Then?"

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.

Mary Anna Rodabaugh