Femalepreneurs
Femalepreneurs: How to Get Published
It’s hard, hard work to start a business or any other enterprise. And women have unique challenges. We work hard, we work smart, and we get it done, but we also juggle home and family responsibilities. And we face obstacles that men don’t usually encounter. Reduced financing. Societal predispositions. Lack of support. Scant resources. It’s tough out there.
But women rock! We make a way when there seems to be no way, but it’s a hard road to travel. Now that the hardest part is behind you, you can write a book that establishes you as an expert in your field, increases your credibility, and attracts a following.
Has Anyone Ever Told You That You Should Write a Book?
This BookMAP will be your roadmap as you pull together any existing material you’ve already developed and write additional elements to create a marketable book. When it’s complete, you will solidify your reputation as a hardworking, inventive femalepreneur.
There’s a wide network of women helping women, and your book can change lives, save lives, or transform society. We can help you do that!
Personal Book Coaching
Do you want to accelerate and intensify the process of writing your book? One-to-one coaching may be the option for you.
Group Book Writing Mastermind
Our most popular option. Write your book with the support of other aspiring authors in an online group program.
Self-Directed Book Course
For those with a smaller budget, you can experience our book writing and publishing class in this self-directed online course
Resources for Femalepreneurs
How Beta Readers Can Improve Your Book
You’ve probably heard of beta testers who try out software before it’s released to detect bugs. But did you know that there are people who do the same thing for books? Beta readers review manuscripts and point out issues like confusing dialogue and slow pacing so...
Why Every Author Should Keep a Journal
Contrary to popular belief, keeping a diary isn't just for angsty teenagers. Many famous authors including Franz Kafka, Flannery O'Connor, and Virginia Woolf journaled regularly to connect with their inner worlds and hone their creativity and writing abilities. ...
You are More than Your Fragments
In her debut novel, Jodi Gilroy advocates for empathy and the equitable treatment of individuals living with traumatic brain injuries. For the first eight years of her life, Jodi Gilroy had a normal Midwestern upbringing. An East Lansing, Michigan, girl by birth and a...