Have you ever felt like you want to write a book…but notice that you are doing everything BUT writing the actual book? Dive into a somatic perspective that will give you practical tools to tend your capacity for writing your book.

Discover all the secrets to writing your non-fiction or memoir book introduction here.

Discover the support of mindfulness and embodiment in your writing process. Explores grounding techniques, setting clear intentions, practicing observation, tending the inner critic, and more. By adopting mindful and embodied writing practices, writers enhance the depth and inspiration in their work, forging a stronger connection with their inner creative selves.

Looking for a spiritual book coach? A personal growth book editor? You’ve come to the right place.

Do you have an idea for a book? How do you know if it’s a good one? One worth investing your creative time and energy? How do we answer this question from a place other than our own resistance? This post offers 6 “tests” you can use to see if your book idea is one worth pursuing.

Did you know the more specific and concrete you can make your memoir, the more it will become relatable to others? But the secret doesn’t necessarily lie in the details you offer (though they are potent vehicles). What you need for great memoir writing starts with an E, actually 3 interrelated E words…come in and see what they are!

“Not having the time” is the number one reason that prevents would-be authors from sitting down to write the book they deeply yearn to write.  Many people assume they don’t have time to write a book, without having a clear understanding of what time commitment a book actually requires.  In this blog, I’ll help you get a clearer sense of how long it’ll likely take you to write your book, so that you can decide if you can realistically commit to writing a book, now or in the future. 

Did you know that most great creatives through time employed some kind of (often quirky) ritual before, during and after engaging their creative work? Beethoven is rumored to have sprinkled water around his flat before he composed music. Establishing creative rituals can remove the need to constantly make new decisions about our process/behavior, help us focus, alleviate nervous jitters, act as conscious and intentional openings and closings of our creative space, and much more. Read on to learn how to create your own writing rituals.

Here are 10 criteria of books that readers care about, so you can evaluate your book idea and answer the question “Will anyone care about what I write?” from a place other than fear!