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What Do You Do When Doubt Upends Your Creativity?

Aug 24, 2018 | Blog, Creativity, Pursuing Your Dreams

Inside the heart of every Creative is a gift to be shared. In the mind of every communicator, a story waiting to be told. And in them both, you’ll find a longing, an outlandish dream, a deep hope — and a diabolical question that threatens to undo it all. What if no...

How to Be a Professional Writer – On TV and In Real Life

Jun 13, 2018 | Author Tips, Pursuing Your Dreams, Writing

TV has done us wrong… If you’ve watched any show featuring a writer in the last twenty years, all you have to do is put out a column once a week (I’m looking at you Carrie Bradshaw), and then hang out with your friends in bars or coffee shops talking about how the men...

How to Follow God’s Highest Calling for Your Life

Apr 4, 2018 | Platform, Pursuing Your Dreams, Recommendations

My tutelage under Communicator Academy began in 2007, when I first heard Kathi speak at a moms’ group. After a decade of consuming Kathi Lipp books, conferences, blog posts, podcasts, and Facebook exchanges, I was honored when she invited me to serve as a 2017...

5 Rules Every Beginning Speaker Needs to Know

Mar 21, 2018 | Communicator Academy, Platform, Pursuing Your Dreams, Speaker Tips

You have a message that is right in the crosshairs of what you are most passionate about and meets the felt needs of your audience. And, joy of joys, you have an event planner that wants YOU for their next speaking engagement. Woot-woot, let the celebrations begin!...

The Communicator’s Dilemma: Can I Let Go of the Outcome?

Jan 24, 2018 | Criticism, Overwhelmed, Pursuing Your Dreams

A communicator’s work can be rewarding and exhausting, fulfilling and demoralizing, full of accolades or the hollow sound of silence. There are times I sit in front of my screen thinking: No one is going to read this. Why write? I recently heard this from my pastor...

How to Write an Effective Nonfiction Book Proposal

Jan 4, 2018 | Author Tips, Pursuing Your Dreams, Writing

by Rachelle Gardner, Literary Agent If you’re hoping to get published, you’ll want to prepare a book proposal before you send out your query letters. That way, it will be ready to send immediately when an agent or editor asks for it. There are several great books...
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