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Sarah-Beth Watkins

Life Coaching for Writers

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Life Coaching for Writers is a self-help and personal development guide for every writer that will help you to unleash your creative potential. Whether you are a fiction or non-fiction writer, its not always easy to be creative — life conspires to throw up obstacles, fears and external influences that get in the way of our writing lives. It is aimed at writers who know that they want to write but are struggling to realize their full potential. It is specifically aimed at more experienced writers who have had some successes and want to move from the life of an amateur scribbler to a professional writer.
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122 printed pages
Publication year
2014

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  • Menna Abu Zahrahas quoted2 years ago
    Whatever way gets you in the writing mood, use it to focus on your intentions for the day.
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    • Menna Abu Zahrahas quoted2 years ago
      And Sarah Zama, a fantasy writer and illustrator, has an interesting way of starting her writing sessions. “All the main characters of my story have their own song. A song that for some reason makes me think of them. Before I start writing, I play the song connected to the character that will appear in that day’s writing. It helps me get going in the right frame of mind.”
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        Sarah, a fiction writer, said, “I live near an old bookstore and they do the best coffee! I start my writing day by sitting amongst other writers and readers, notebook at the ready. I think about what I want to get done today and make any notes for plot points, characters or settings I want to include in my current story. Then I go home and with no excuses, turn on the computer and get started.”
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