Author: Janet Eriksson

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Do You Need a Ghostwriter, Writing Coach, or Editor?

You’ve been dreaming about writing a book for a while. You’re ready to make that dream a reality. Like many first-time book authors, you might not be sure how to get started on a book project. You’re in good company — we’ve all been there — and it’s wise to reach out for help.

As you think about the ideas you want to share, you may be wondering which path you should take. Should you get help from a writing coach as you develop your book? Should you bring a ghostwriter into the project? Or should you go ahead and write the book and then hire an editor? I’ll explain the differences, so you can make an informed decision.

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Quick and Easy Blogging Tips for Back-to-School Season Success

It’s that time of year when schedules change, days get busier, and you have more priorities than fingers to count them on. Keeping your blog going during this busy season? Seems impossible.

But with a simple strategy, you can keep your blog going to stay connected with your clients and prospects. Let’s take a look.

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Walking Dogs, Mowing Lawns, and Learning to Be Reliable

Throughout my teen years, I was the go-to pet sitter on our street. When neighbors went out of town, I fed their pets, walked dogs, mowed the lawn, cleaned the house, watered plants, and took in the mail. 

Being a teen pet sitter might sound like a small job. But as any pet parent knows, you have to trust your pet sitter, and you wouldn’t hand over your house key to just anyone. I feel honored they chose me. Little did I know, those early jobs were teaching me in ways that continue to guide my work today. 

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Writing a Book this Fall? End of Summer is the Perfect Prep Time

It’s summer: time for rest, play, enjoying longer days. And you’re torn. You know you want to write a book this fall, and you wonder if you should start preparing now. But you don’t want to miss one relaxing ounce of summer. 

Not to worry. You can take a few steps to prepare for fall book writing that fit easily into your summer pace. Let’s take a look. 

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