The Secret Tool to Reach Your Readers (Hint: It’s Science) with Rob Taylor
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The Secret Tool to Reach Your Readers (Hint: It’s Science) with Rob Taylor
In this 21st episode of the Writing Gym podcast, you’ll discover:
- How to apply learning theory to your writing
- How to get over writer’s block
- How to create believable characters
- How to secure your writing career
- How to improve the pacing in your novel
- How to outline your novel for optimum pacing
- How to achieve balance in your pacing
But first, learn about about our guest and his amazing achievements:
Rob attended Berklee College of Music and received his 
Masters in Education with a specialty in training and performance improvement from Capella University in 2016. Rob has been married for fourteen years this May and has five wonderful children that range from 8 years old to 22 years old. He composes music as a hobby and he still plays music in a professional big band in Bella Vista, Arkansas called the JM Band. Rob has been working for Walmart for the past 16 years;
he’s gone from stocking toy shelves to running his own store before he entered talent development in 2012. He started teaching and training store manager level and above before he was promoted to senior manager at the learning management group.
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MENTIONED IN THIS PODCAST:
Rob Taylor
QUIRK O’ THE WEEK
The theme song to the Writing Gym Podcast “Happy Go Lucky” was written for Annalisa about Annalisa by her good friend and this week’s guest, Rob Taylor
Writing Coach Annalisa Parent (www.datewiththemuse.com) and guest Rob Taylor in their college years.
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CREDITS:
The Writing Gym Podcast is hosted by Andi Brixey, Personal Trainer in The Writing Gym.
It features Annalisa Parent, the resident writing coach in The Writing Gym.
Audio Production by Tito Heiderer
“Happy Go Lucky” Theme Composed by Rob Taylor
Theme Music Performed by Clint Bierman
SPONSOR: Laurel Elite Books