Your writing coach part 24 ppt
Your writing coach part 24 ppt
... with a print-on-demand publisher and see
what kind of response your book gets. Be sure that your contract
specifies that the rights to your book and the files used to pub-
lish it remain with you. ... you
require to take part in this field.
If you want to write for websites, you have to explore the
internet, find out which sites or services pay for content, and
learn what kind of wri...
Your writing coach part 2 pptx
... help you on the road to your writing success. Are
you ready to start?
2 Your Writing Coach
insightful, emotional, touching stories and books and scripts. The
two parts of yourself have to co-exist. ... and enjoy the writing life.
One of the best features of this book isn’t in the book itself.
Every chapter has a bonus that you’ll be able to access on the
website www.yourwritingcoa...
Your writing coach part 15 pptx
... when your partner
goes bowling or playing poker or swimming at the health club,
and your partner can be with them one night a week when you
go to the library or a coffee shop to do your writing.
Another ... plants in your writing area to freshen the air and
improve your mood.
✐ If you have to work away from home, try a variety of
venues.
EXERCISES
✐ Don’t assume that the place y...
Your writing coach part 17 pptx
... (and Outer) Critic 159
Bring it into view
Where does your inner critic seem to be located? In your head?
In your heart? In your gut? Perched on your shoulder? Wherever
it is, bring it into view ... www.yourwritingcoach.com, click on the
“Chapter Bonuses” tab, then the “Inner Critic” tab, and type in
the code: guide. You will be taken to an audio NLP visualization
that will help you...
Your writing coach part 18 ppt
... Letting your inner critic dominate your thoughts.
How can you open our eyes to your own patterns? First, be clear
why you’re doing this. It’s not so you can beat yourself up even
more about your ... might be interesting for you to monitor how
you talk to yourself about your writing and your use of time.
Compare it to how you talk to yourself in those areas you feel are
going wel...
Your writing coach part 19 ppt
... center
of your chest, just below your collarbone. Rub this spot for 30
seconds while placing your other hand over your stomach.
Exchange hands and repeat.
Certain scents also can help you change your ... say to yourself
when you doubt your ability to perform. It can be useful to
remember past victories, remind yourself of your strengths, and
look at others who are succeeding and...
Peterson’s master toefl writing skills part 24 ppt
... picnic.
Whether is a conjunction meaning “if.”
I do not know whether
CONJ.
he will come to the party.
154 PART III: TOEFL Writing Review
www.petersons.com
7. Who’s/Whose
Who’s is the contraction for who ... lose.
RIGHT: Linda cannot wear this belt because it is too loose.
WRONG: Did you loose your watch?
RIGHT: Did you lose your watch?
WRONG: Most everybody who is supposed to come...
Your writing coach part 1 pdf
... animals 236
Your new media strategy 237
18 The Writing Life 241
Keep setting and reaching goals 241
Stay flexible 242
Expect obstacles 242
Be your own role model 243
Sometimes winners do quit 244
Turn ... Guerrilla Warfare for the Writer 204
Find your strat
e
gic focus 204
What’s your USP? 205
The likability factor 206
Contents vii
viii Your Writing Coach
Your ne...
Your writing coach part 3 docx
... challenge of mastering all the ele-
ments of writing, and if you have stamina and determination,
you’re well suited to writing novels.
Writing screenplays
Writing your first screenplay is also a solitary ... you had the courage to follow your
dream.
KEY POINTS
✐ The biggest obstacle to writing success is usually yourself.
✐ Some people let their fears stop them from writing. The...
Your writing coach part 5 ppsx
... secrets that will help make your readers turn
those pages. Of course, how you use the language is part of what
will set your writing apart, so we look at how to make your prose
compelling. And ... write, and how to use the magic question
“Why?” to create a blueprint for your writing project. Naturally,
you want your characters (real or fictional) to come alive on the
page, so...
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