Who Gets to Be a Bestseller and Why

I can’t remember ever having done a post that stemmed from being fed up, but that’s exactly what’s prompting this month’s newsletter. In the past several months I’ve been on more than a few webinars and teleseminars in which coaches and authors are claiming to have the secrets to being a bestseller, or even claiming [...]

Brooke’s Book Update: Enroll Your Partner and Family

Still on track, barely! Tweet

Why to repurpose your content

My writing update—about repurposing content and how that’s keeping me on track this month during these very busy times! Tweet

Farewell, Seal Press

It’s not possible to write a post that expresses the mixed emotions I feel as I prepare to leave Seal Press at the end of this month and strike out on my own to grow Warner Coaching. I am thrilled and ready, eager and proud, and sad and nostalgic all at once. Seal has given [...]

My Write Your Book in Six Month’s update

I’m two months in and 8,000 words shy of my goal. However, I’m feeling strong about what I have accomplished, and I have a couple interesting insights to share. viagra Tweet

The PTT of Memoir—Positioning, Theme, and Takeaway

On March 8, I participated in a roundtable discussion with Linda Joy Myers, President of the National Association of Memoir Writers, on the topic of techniques to get unstuck and into flow. If you’re interested in hearing more, you can listen to the archive here: Among the many tips and ideas we discussed—from the value [...]

5 Quick Tips to Make Your Prescriptive Writing Shine

What are they? 1. Use subheads. 2. Get comfortable in the role of expert, teacher, or guide. 3. Be relatable. 4. Write like you talk. 5. Encourage your reader. READ THE LONG VERSION HERE. Thanks for following! Tweet

Live from New York…

It’s Brooke’s writing update!   Tweet

End of February progress report on Write Your Book in Six Months

February 29, 2012. Goal: 10,000 words Total number of words written: 4,700! Commitment to self: Make it up in March and complete 20,000 by the end of next month. Resolution: Don’t fall too far behind! Check out my latest blog post at Write Your Book in Six Months about whether you should dust off an [...]

The Excuses Excuses progress report

All the reasons why I’m behind on my writing goals… Tweet

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