Do You Need a Writing Coach? Let's See...
What does a writing coach do?
I...
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act as a guide and mentor.
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help you organize your project.
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help you determine a schedule.
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help you achieve a completion date.
Who does a writing coach work with?
I work with...
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students who need to complete applications, essays, or other academic works.
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academics who want to share their research and theories.
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business owners who want to sell products.
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professionals who want to share their expertise or complete reports.
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authors, writers, and poets who need help organizing and completing a manuscript.
A writing coach can help you...
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create a productive writing environment.
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get rid of baggage and excuses that are preventing you from accomplishing your short- and long-term goals.
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prioritize tasks.
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manage your time more efficiently and effectively.
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stay focused and on task.
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craft clear, concise prose.
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find the writing process more enjoyable.
Copyediting and proofreading services also available.
A writer may consult with the coach...
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once a day.*
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once a week.*
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only when needed.
Longer consultations are available to get you organized or over a hump.
*Accountability check-ins to keep you on track.
Our First Discussion
We will discuss...
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the subject of your project.
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marketing your project.
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what you hope to accomplish with your coach (goals).
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challenges to achieving those goals.
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what you would like to get out of the coach-writer relationship.
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creating a plan.
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agreeing to a timetable.
We can also discuss...
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the stages of the project.
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the premise or plot
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tone, style, voice based on your intended audience
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how to create captivating fiction or nonfiction narration.
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What a writing coach is NOT...
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a ghostwriter.
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a development editor.
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a book doctor.