by M. Shannon Hernandez | On Being An Author, Writing Coaching
Writing a memoir can be very challenging. Besides all that goes with the writing process of getting your story down on paper, there are also challenges such as where to start your story, how to tell your story in an engaging way, and which writing techniques to use so...
by M. Shannon Hernandez | Interviews, On Being An Author, Writing Coaching
This past month I hooked up with Kevin T. Johns and was so thrilled that we got to “talk writing shop” on his new podcast: The Writing Coach. On this podcast, Kevin speaks with the instructors, editors, coaches, and mentors that help writers and authors...
by M. Shannon Hernandez | On Being An Author, Writing Coaching, Writing Productivity
Writing a memoir is much like going through your trunk of family treasures and keepsakes. At times the memories may be fuzzy, just like the ink on the pages of that 70 year old journal your great-grandmother kept. Sometimes the memories may be painful, much like the...
by M. Shannon Hernandez | Branding With Words, Entrepreneurship, Writing Coaching
Just how exactly are you using social media to Unleash Your Brand? Social media provides some pretty KILLA ways to Unleash Your Brand: It’s a great way to network with other thought leaders. You can reach perspective clients. It’s a vehicle for amplifying...
by M. Shannon Hernandez | Branding With Words, Copy Writing, Entrepreneurship, Writing Coaching
How is your “About Page” helping you convey your brand message and tell your unique story? I am on a personal mission to ensure every client I work with utilizes the power of a digital story on the “About” page of his or her website. Why, you might be...
by M. Shannon Hernandez | Writing Coaching, Writing Productivity
Welcome to December! As writers, many of us have been hitting that keyboard hard for the past 11 months, and we are either brain dead and need a break from writing, or completely motivated and want to finish the year off strongly. No matter which writing camp you may...
