The Writer's Sherpa Blog

Many savvy business owners know that, when it comes to growing a business, a book can be the ultimate marketing tool. But even if you’re just getting started, writing a book on a topic related to your business establishes expertise, expands your marketing influence, and generates new leads—all while

After writing a book, a writer’s greatest challenge is giving their reader a reason to read what they’ve written. As writers, we’re communicators. We have a message to share, so whether we think about it during the writing process or not, getting them to read is what writing for publication is all a

A writer’s greatest challenge is giving their reader a reason to read what they’ve written. As writers, we’re communicators. We have a message to share, so whether we think about it during the writing process or not, getting them to read is what writing for publication is all about. This is a great

I’m often asked about the name of my business. What does it mean? And what is a “sherpa,” anyway? So, here goes… I fell into business ownership, rather than set out for it, which is something I think happens to many freelance writers. I didn’t do a business or marketing plan or any other kind [...]

I’m often asked about the name of my business. What does it mean? And what is a “sherpa,” anyway? So, here goes… I fell into business ownership, rather than set out for it, which is something I think happens to many freelance writers. I didn’t do a business or marketing plan or any other kind [...]

We all have things we’re great at. I have clients who are good at coaching other people to find their passion; building and running successful businesses; helping people lose weight; and motivating others to change their lives. This is what I call their “brilliance work”–the stuff they were born to

We all have things we’re great at. I have clients who are good at coaching other people to find their passion; building and running successful businesses; helping people lose weight; and motivating others to change their lives. This is what I call their “brilliance work”–the stuff they were born to