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Topic 1: How to Find Your Writing Voice and Own It One of the biggest things that slows authors down is the fear that their writing does not sound like them or that their voice is not good enough. We will talk about what writing voice really means, how to find yours, and how to stop second guessing every sentence so you can write with confidence and clarity.
Topic 2: How to Overcome the Fear of Being Seen as an Author Putting your name on a book means putting yourself out there and for many thought leaders that is the scariest part of the whole process. We will talk through the fear of judgment, the imposter syndrome that shows up the moment you start calling yourself an author, and the mindset shifts that help you step into your authority and share your message with the world.
Topic 3: How to Stay Motivated When Your Book Feels Far From Finished There is a moment in every author's journey when the excitement of starting wears off and the finish line feels impossibly far away. We will talk about how to push through the middle of your manuscript, reignite your motivation, and remember exactly why you started writing your book in the first place.
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