I’ve had a few of you reach out to me wondering more about the paid tiers in here. So, the main community is dedicated towards sharing parts of your books, looking for Beta and ARC readers, connecting, and getting some writing challenges here and there. This is also where we try out story games, learn writing exercises and sometimes writing challenges! AND of course the writing community is for supporting one another! ❤️ 🔥When it comes to the paid tiers, there are two different types. 🔥 🔥 Premium Tier: The premium involves having weekly writing sessions and group meetings. You also get some of the folders in the classroom unlocked, a professional team that helps with book cover, formatting and editing. Plus, I’m there to help guide you with a system that works and teach you the Story First method. 🔥 VIP Tier: In the VIP, you get all of that and I revise your work up to 12 times. And, you get to join any paid workshops I’m doing for free! If you’re ready to STOP going in circles, choose which one works best for you. Check out the level up tiers here. 🔥 Marketing Your Book 📕: If you need help with marketing, we do that too! Book a time for us to chat and dive into what sort of marketing you're interested in. ‼️ I’m only helping a few more people at the moment since I want to be able to give everyone the attention that is needed. ‼️ Or, if you’re still unsure, book a time for us to talk about it and see what feels right for you. Book a time here! We can ALWAYS find excuses for NOT working on the book. 📖 But what if we changed that to reasons we ARE working on the book. 📕

I’m so happy that we had the writing workshop yesterday! It was packed full of goodies and information regarding the book creation process. Since there’s a lot more to creating a book than what I could fit in the time, I did an overview of parts that I felt were essential to creating a book. 📕 Thank you to all you wonderful people that came and to the others who will enjoy the replay! Thank you @Shirley-Louise Daniels @Jo-Ann Morgante @Michael Teferi @Eliza Marin and a few others that are not in this writing community yet! I plan on having the replay up on Monday! Be sure to check it out if you want to write a book no matter what stage that you’re in!

One of the fastest ways to improve your writing is learning how to pull readers into a moment instead of simply explaining what happened. Today we’re practicing sensory storytelling. Many writers rely heavily on sight, but powerful writing uses all five senses. Step 1 Think of a simple moment. Examples: ☀️ sitting in a café 🍵 ☀️ walking through a forest 🌳 ☀️ waiting for a train 🚂 ☀️ opening an old letter ✍️ ☀️ standing outside during a storm ☔️ Small moments often create the most immersive writing. ✍️ Step 2 Write five short lines, each using a different sense. Sight Sound Smell Touch Taste Example: 👁️ Sight: Rain crawled down the window like silver threads. 👂 Sound: The quiet clatter of cups echoed through the café. 👃 Smell: Roasted coffee and warm cinnamon hung in the air. 🤚 Touch: The mug heated my cold hands. 👅 Taste: The coffee was strong and bitter. Step 3 Combine those lines into one short paragraph scene. Let the moment breathe. Bonus Challenge Write the same scene again but change the emotional state of the character. Emotion changes how we experience the world.

Yes! I want to see your first paragraph in your book over the top! 🔝 Make it ridiculous! 🤪 I’m excited to read what you share! Use that creativity. But don’t get stuck on overthinking. 🤔 Write the worst possible opening paragraph for your book. Overdramatic. 🎭 Ridiculous. 😜 Extra. Now, post it below.👇 Perfectionism dies here. 🛑 It’s time to laugh and have fun! Let it out! 🤣 No perfection here, just arms wailing, tears flying, and a dramatic voice bellowing! 😭

What if your book was complete? 🎉 What if you had it published? I want you to describe your finished book in 6 words. Example: “Finished. Published. Finally at peace.” Drop yours below. Let’s share what we come up with and if you really want to shine, add a GIF that fits for the feeling of having a published book.