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Roadmaps: A Career Coach Writes a Guide for Escaping the Rat Race
Tina Asher wanted to write a book for stressed-out professionals, but needed guidance to get it done. Tina Asher knows what it’s like to feel off-balance. Her entire world was unbalanced for decades...
Writing About Pain, Triumph, and Hope in Nonfiction
Are you an overcomer? A few simple strategies can help you tell your story and help others. Writing about painful experiences is no picnic. Death, divorce, health challenges, mental illness—all...
Say “Yes” to the Book
A book idea beckoned. This financial planner answered. Carlo Sanfilippo seemed to have it all. A successful financial planner with money, a home, and a family, he had achieved the American Dream by...
The 3 Stages of Writing a Nonfiction Book
Thinking of writing a nonfiction book? You probably can’t just sit down and write the finished project from beginning to end. A good book must be written in stages. If you try to skip or shortcut...
Jes Averhart Maps the Road to Reinvention
The Book Professor® helped her ditch perfectionism, treat writing like a business, and finish two books. To Jes Averhart, reinventing oneself is an art. Following a career in the business and...
Three Authors of The Book Professor® Receive NYC Big Book Award
The Book Professor® would like to congratulate three of our authors for winning a 2020 NYC Big Book Award this fall. The NYC Big Book Award recognizes excellent books by independent authors and...
Tracy Bianco: From Imposter Syndrome to Accomplished Author
Tracy Bianco’s book The Checklist Life: Breaking Free From a Life of Obligationshas prompted reader responses like, “I felt like you were writing this about me!” and “I feel less alone now.” Readers...
Which Writing Coach Program Should I Choose?
Different authors need different coaching styles. Find yours. If you’re like many aspiring authors, you have a book inside of you but need help to get it out. Maybe you can’t seem to stay motivated,...
If Not Now, When?
A Busy Professional Finds the Time, Busts the Myths, and Learns the Tricks of Writing a Book Dr. Peter Wishnie, D.P.M. assumed there would always be time to write a book—later. A busy podiatrist and...