step 4
Began editing books so I could have more time to write.   But I still felt like that wasn’t enough, so I began writing fiction, and then non-fiction.  Although it did require me to challenge and stretch myself mentally and emotionally, this stepping stone toward greater self-expression and creativity gave me great joy.

step 5
My first book felt like a mountain of effort. In fact, I thought of quitting. I thought that perhaps writing books wasn’t for me…

step 6
But, I knew that book writing could feel easier, more fun, and much less stressful. I wrote a collaborative book and started to create a system to write books. After making even more changes to my process (removing some supposed ‘must do’s’) I finally found my flow, and started to develop my signature book writing system. 

step 7
To process and overcome the trauma I had been through, I also started journaling. This helped me process and heal from the abuse and mental turmoil I’d experienced, in a healthy and emotionally supportive way, instead of harming myself through cutting. I shared my story sharing process in a book and outlined my own life journey.

step 8
After taking over a year off, I came back and finished my life story. I saw how my outline supported and aided that writing experience after a long break. I grew and refined the process more when I worked 6 days a week and 12 hours a day and still wrote 2 books. 

step 9 

I discovered my gift for coaching others on their own book writing journeys, and felt the deep joy of helping them overcome their past pain and emotional barriers. I am now a passionate  and dedicated coach and mentor for female business owners, to help them share about their past experiences, so they can impact others through a growing business as well as through their book. I work with women to help them outline their book and create a process for writing their book that fills them with ease and confidence! 

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