Write Your Way to Great Content Ideas

Write Your Way to Great Content Ideas

You’re sitting at your desk, the laptop screen in front of you. You flip back through your journal or idea book for ideas for this week’s blog post, and once again, you are drawing a blank.

Maybe you have so much to say, it’s hard to narrow it down. Maybe you think what you have to say isn’t relevant to your audience. Or that it’s all being said already by so many other people. You think to yourself: What do I have to add?

You are stuck, and it feels thick and heavy.

I see you.

I know how hard it can feel sometimes to come up with something compelling to write about.

Help Potential Clients See You as an Expert  

Help Potential Clients See You as an Expert  

Many coaches, healers and creatives are tempted to stay general when they start out creating programs and services, hoping to attract as many people as possible to sign up. This means, however, they might not be perceived as the specialist their ideal clients feel they need.

Serving Up a Great Free Offer

Serving Up a Great Free Offer

There. You finished creating an offer that you’re going to market for free in exchange for people signing up on your website. It might be a product, a webinar, or an in-person presentation.

You’ve put time and effort into creating it. You wrote it up. Or recorded it. You reviewed it. You booked time in your calendar and set up your webinar. Maybe you hired someone to do some design work to support it.

You’re finally ready to put it out into the world.

And then…

Invite Clients to a Coaching Program You Love

Invite Clients to a Coaching Program You Love

It’s at the top of your to-do list: Promote coaching program offer!

Yesterday you had a couple of thoughts you wanted to say, but you can’t remember them now.

The cursor is blinking.

(It has been all morning.)

And the page is still blank.

You’ve been out to the kitchen for or five times. You brought in the mail from outside.

You remembered to open the washing machine lid after you washed the load earlier, so the tub dries out. You don’t want any dampness to turn into mold.

“That’s a thing!” your mind protests, as you remember the blinking cursor and plod back to your desk.

So, what’s really going on here?