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Your Voice Is a Reflection of God: The Link between Listening and Authenticity

Ancient Chinese proverbs say your voice paints what you cannot see. The psalms of David say God sees us when we cry out with our voice. Our voices are powerful, but who is listening to us when we speak?

Kelsey Schurer, Executive Editor, Round Table Companies

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First Steps, First Words, First Kisses: What It Means to Be a First-Time Author

What do the first time we ride a bike, the first time we attend a funeral, or the first time we become an author all have in common?

Kelsey Schurer, Executive Editor, Round Table Companies

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So You Decided to Hire a Book Writing Coach. What’s Next?

The ink has dried, and you have signed on to work with a book writing coach. You may be wondering what comes next. Do you start writing and get feedback? Or do you have a few conversations with your coach about flow, tone, and structure? The answer depends on where you are in the book writing process when you come to the table.

Mary Anna Rodabaugh

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Why a Book Writing Coach Is a Therapist for Your Book

Therapists help their patients process past and current experiences. Writing coaches help authors transform their books beyond measure. If you’re looking for an objective expert to help you bring your story to life, it may be time to hire a book writing coach.

Mary Anna Rodabaugh

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3 Questions to Ask Your Book Writing Coach

Is your book writing coach right for you? We give three questions to ask when considering how to work together.

Mary Anna Rodabaugh

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Writing Coach vs. Mentor: What Is the Difference?

If you are writing a book and looking for someone to help you get to the finish line, a book writing coach is what you need. Find out how coaches are more than a mentor and why you need one.

Mary Anna Rodabaugh

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Banish the Blank Screen—Hire a Book Writing Coach

Editor, cheerleader, taskmaster, or fact-checker—these are just a few of the roles that a book writing coach can bring to the table. But, more often than not, the hat that a writing coach finds themselves wearing is that of listener. Alison Hennessee shares how the role of listener can be the most important role of a writing coach and why having someone to talk through your story with can lead to brilliant results.

Alison Hennessee