How to stay Organized and Efficient While Writing your Expert Book with Renee Hasseldine
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How to stay Organized and Efficient While Writing your Expert Book with Renee Hasseldine
In this 26th episode of the Writing Gym podcast, you’ll discover:
How to write the first draft of your book in three days- How to use post-it notes to streamline your writing process
- How a writing retreat can help you finish your book
- How to go on a writer’s retreat from the comfort and ease of your own home
- How deadlines and accountability can keep your writing on track
- Why shedding personal baggage is important to moving your book forward
- How an expert book can serve as a networking tool
Let me tell you a little about our guest and her amazing writing achievements:
Renee Hasseldine excels at cutting through the noise and frustration of both off and online course design. Effortless streamlining and packaging products with ease, yet with a cheekily fun and exciting approach. Her knack for extracting powerful ideas and transforming them into neat, inspired, leveraged products is sheer genius. Renee shares her signature seven-stage process in her bestselling book, Share Your Passion, and is a regular contributor to both SmallVille, an online business resource for small business owners, and The Huffington Post
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QUIRK O’ THE WEEK: Annalisa is part of an exclusive club called “The Mayflower Society.” That’s exactly what it sounds like: one of her ancestors arrived to the States on the Mayflower.
Writing Coach Annalisa Parent’s (www.datewiththemuse.com) ancestor, William Brewster. He arrived in America on the Mayflower.
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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
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I have a hard time getting organized when I write my book. Your organizational tips for book writing are invaluable. Thank you for your podcast chock full of high quality writing tips!
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