So many people I know have a book inside them that they want to get out. I know it’s been true for me for so many years! And yet, getting that book done can be so intimidating!  In today’s episode, Kathryn and I discuss what it takes to write and publish a book, and how she helps authors do just that. Kathryn talks about:

• Why it doesn’t matter if your first draft is crap.
• The playfulness and creativity of writing.
• Shifting between a top-down and a bottom-up approach to writing.
• Writing in 30-minute chunks versus several-hour blocks
• Her 3-step process for writing: Sit – Write – Share
• The WOOP Method
• Keeping track of story seeds
• The role of curating in writing

To learn more about and follow Kathryn:

sitwriteshare.com facebook.com/sitwriteshare twitter.com/kathrynbritton www.instagram.com/sitwriteshare/

And you can get a copy of her new book, Sit Write Share: Practical Writing Strategies to Transform Your Experience Into Content that Matters, here: https://books2read.com/u/bz1Vxq

About Kathryn Britton

Kathryn Britton’s clients call her the midwife of words. She has helped hundreds of people complete writing projects, big and small. Her own publications include books and articles about computer science, coaching, and applied positive psychology. She has been an English major, a software engineer, an inventor, an editor, an executive coach, and one of the first practitioners of applied positive psychology. Now she writes, edits, and coaches writers. More than 3000 pieces of writing have been reviewed in her writers’ workshops. Sit Write Share emerged from her experiences helping authors find their authentic writing voices, build confidence, and produce writing that can change the world.

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