Lisa Tener
Book Writing Coach
Guest post by Rachel Horwitz Lisa is a big proponent of blogging for authors. Blogging helps you build a following, engage with your readers—making them loyal and supportive–and it’s a great way to improve your SEO for your entire website and get more visitors. Lisa’s even had a client contacted by a top 10 publisher…
This post is inspired by Bring Your Book to Life Program participant Lori Williams who came to me, in her words, “Pregnant with a book.” She felt impassioned to write a memoir, yet when we spoke about her goals and dreams she expressed real pressure from her controlled remote viewing students to write a how-to…
In the 5-Step system I formulated for Writing in the Zone, I suggest you end your writing time with giving thanks and feeling grateful for your writing session—the inspiration, the flow, the pages you wrote–whether you wrote 2 pages or 20–and even if you spent the time ruminating without writing. The positive experience you evoke…
When radio host and founder of the Best Ever You Network, Elizabeth Hamilton Guarino, asked for help with her book I suggested we do a “meet your muse” visualization to get clarity. I had some ideas about her book, but her muse had other ideas. She closed her eyes and I led her on an…
In helping hundreds of nonfiction authors with their books, I’ve come to the conclusion that 97% of aspiring authors need consistent motivation and support to get their book completed—two things that do not come automatically to the often solitary process of writing. The good news? Our second annual, NoWriMoMo offers you the opportunity to get…
The subject of this afternoon’s e-mail from Maria Palmer: “No excuses in NJ.” The content: “Hi Lisa, Even with the power out, I’m still writing. Maria” Yes, she’s wearing a miner’s hat! Maria did not let Hurricane Sandy put a crimp in her writing progress. A mentor of mine, Mitch Feigenberg–who happened to take my…
