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What is a book coach?
Manage episode 474428311 series 1402648
At one of the two conferences I attended last month, one of the questions I got was: what is a book coach? Which is the perfect question for a podcast episode.
In this episode:
- a newly published book by one of my clients!
- the meetup I hosted on authors & publishing at the Alt Summit conference last month
- realizing that I haven’t talked about what a book coach is on this podcast
- certification for book coaches, and why I’m not certified or think it’s necessary
- an overview of my 20+ career history from my first job out of college to starting my business in 2020
- a big part of the way that I work as a book coach & an inside joke for WWJD with my clients
- my take on how coaching is different from editing: not all coaches are editors & not all editors are coaches
- the difference between book coaches, writing coaches, and author coaches
- what exactly a book coach can help you with, and when to engage one
- tune in next week for more on managing health & energy, regardless of what it is you’re doing, whether it’s traveling and attending conferences or your every day creative work
Links mentioned in this episode:
- Order books at bookshop.org to support independent book stores.
- Christina Larocco’s book, Crosshatch: Martha Scofield, the Forgotten Feminist (1839-1916)
- The Alt Summit conference: https://altitudesummit.com/
- Jennie Nash’s Substack, The Art & Business of Book Coaching & the post, “Book Coaching 101, Part 1: What‘s a Book Coach?”
- Jane Friedman’s book The Business of Being a Writer
- Get my list of resources for finding literary agents
- follow me on Instagram @jannamarlies
- follow Under the Gum Tree on Instagram @undergumtree
- Show notes & subscribe to More to the Story Podcast on Substack: https://moretothestorypodcast.substack.com/
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit moretothestorypodcast.substack.com
41 episodes
Manage episode 474428311 series 1402648
At one of the two conferences I attended last month, one of the questions I got was: what is a book coach? Which is the perfect question for a podcast episode.
In this episode:
- a newly published book by one of my clients!
- the meetup I hosted on authors & publishing at the Alt Summit conference last month
- realizing that I haven’t talked about what a book coach is on this podcast
- certification for book coaches, and why I’m not certified or think it’s necessary
- an overview of my 20+ career history from my first job out of college to starting my business in 2020
- a big part of the way that I work as a book coach & an inside joke for WWJD with my clients
- my take on how coaching is different from editing: not all coaches are editors & not all editors are coaches
- the difference between book coaches, writing coaches, and author coaches
- what exactly a book coach can help you with, and when to engage one
- tune in next week for more on managing health & energy, regardless of what it is you’re doing, whether it’s traveling and attending conferences or your every day creative work
Links mentioned in this episode:
- Order books at bookshop.org to support independent book stores.
- Christina Larocco’s book, Crosshatch: Martha Scofield, the Forgotten Feminist (1839-1916)
- The Alt Summit conference: https://altitudesummit.com/
- Jennie Nash’s Substack, The Art & Business of Book Coaching & the post, “Book Coaching 101, Part 1: What‘s a Book Coach?”
- Jane Friedman’s book The Business of Being a Writer
- Get my list of resources for finding literary agents
- follow me on Instagram @jannamarlies
- follow Under the Gum Tree on Instagram @undergumtree
- Show notes & subscribe to More to the Story Podcast on Substack: https://moretothestorypodcast.substack.com/
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit moretothestorypodcast.substack.com
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