Why You Need a Writing Coach with Laura Franzini

Before the Editor…All writers understand the need for an editor. But most never consider a writing coach. A writing coach can mean the difference in the success of a book, and can also save thousands of dollars in editing fees. We had a lot of fun learning from today’s guest. The conversation included a candid discussion of the pros and cons of writing and the publishing world today, and ended with a surprise exchange at the end regarding vision and aspirations. If you were a serious athlete, you’d hire a coach to take you to the next level and make your efforts amount to something. If you’re serious about writing a book, you’ll enjoy this conversation.The Writer’s PlightWriting can be both isolating, uncertain, and lonely, but it doesn’t have to be. Having someone on your side, guiding you through the rough spots is more than a luxury for the serious writer. It might make all the difference in your success as well as your enjoyment of the process. In this episode, we discuss what a writing coach is, and why a writer should consider hiring one, as well as free alternatives to hiring a coach. Today’s Guest:The delightful Laura Franzini has degrees in journalism and photography and is a former correspondent and copy editor with the Boston Globe and LA Times where she was part of the 2016 Pulitzer Prize-winning team. Today, Laura is the director of programs and partnerships for https://www.authoraccelerator.com/ (Author Accelerator), a company of author coaches providing one-on-one coaching to authors. Laura currently oversees all of Author Accelerator’s writing and coaching programs, working to bring writers the support they need from Author Accelerator’s trained expert coaches. Where the slogan is: A Personal Trainer for Your Writing LifeLaura lives in Los Angeles where she teaches yoga and eats only plants. Topics Discussed:Laura’s serendipitous start in journalism Author Accelerator Editor vs writing coach The benefits of collaboration in writing Laura’s journey with Author Accelerator How Author Accelerator’s coaches help authors Questions writers should ask themselves Why clichéd themes matter Creating a structure for your novel When to hire a writing coach Partnering with the right writing coach for you Best selling lists and book marketing Key habits of successful authors Laura’s profound future vision Knowing your ‘Why’ slays doubt.~Jennie Nash, founder-Author AcceleratorWhy You Need a Writing CoachListen on http://bit.ly/iCDPodcast (iTunes) ~ Listen on http://bit.ly/iCDPStitcher (Stitcher) ~ Listen on http://bit.ly/iCDPGooglePlay (Google Play ) ~ Listen on http://bit.ly/iCDRadioPublic (RadioPublic)RESOURCES http://www.authoraccelerator.com/icreatedaily (Author Accelerator’s Website) (+ some goodies for iCreateDaily Podcast listeners!) http://shrsl.com/1ixdu (Jenny Nash, founder-Author Accelerator’s Creative Live Writing Courses.) https://www.icreatedaily.com/free-goals-planner/ (90 Day Goals Journal & Planner)   https://www.icreatedaily.com/gratitude-journal/ (A movement for creators serious about their art.)https://www.amazon.com/iCreateDaily-Day-Goal-Journal-Accountability/dp/B07HS56NVV/ref=as_li_ss_tl?th=1&linkCode=ll1&tag=icd-p-20&linkId=d4aded8669dcbb752be37139c0aeae5f&language=en_US (The Day is the Way).https://www.icreatedaily.com/store/ (iCreateDaily!)