Bring Your Book to Life in 4 Steps: How to Flesh Out Your Ideas, Design the Reader's Experience & Create a Masterpiece w/Danielle Fetherson

Whether you're starting a business, growing a community or working through your entrepreneurial process, writing a book is a great way to clarify your purpose, ideas or brand.    Many Boss Moms have a book in them, and even though writing a book is more accessible than ever, actually getting your ideas out of your head and onto a page can be quite daunting.    We should always yearn to write something great, and that often means getting some help, even if you're a talented writer.    Today I'm joined by a book writing coach who helps people create their own masterpieces! In this episode, Danielle Fetherson shares the 4-step book writing process she uses to turn a collection of ideas into page-turners.    We also talk about how to intentionally design the reader's experience and why the process is so worthwhile.  3 Things You'll Learn in This Episode   How the ghostwriting process works If you're not the actual writer of your book, can you still claim it as your own?   The importance of designing the reader's experience How do we make sure our books make people feel like they're having a real conversation with us?   Danielle's 4-step book-writing process What are the steps involved in defining what you want to say, refining your ideas, and making sure your book accomplishes what you want?   Guest Bio-    Danielle Fetherson is a former college instructor turned ghostwriter turned book writing coach. She helps service-focused leaders and entrepreneurs turn their best ideas, stories and content into amazing books worth reading, even if they've been stuck for years and don't consider themselves to be amazing writers.   Clients describe her four-step process for helping them finally finish their book as engaging, energizing and inspiring. When she is not helping authors make the world a better place with their messages, she is reading, dancing, or cracking jokes with her husband, their 1-year-old son or 5-year-old daughter.  For more information, visit http://daniellefetherson.com/ or find her on Facebook.