John Toker Includes Insights About Book Coaching When Seeking Help to Write Your First Book

Aug. 13, 2012 - PRLog -- Does Help Writing My First Book Call for a Book Coaching Professional?

Many people want help with writing their first book, but they do not know if it is the correct decision. In order to say, "When I wrote my first book," there typically needs to be a book coaching professional for you to write the first book. Realistically, people who try to write their first book with a book coaching professional are far more likely to meet such goal. Those who do not have a book writing coach are likely to never either write or complete their first book.

If you have someone who encourages you to write your first book, there is a structure to the process of writing prose. In life, there are many distractions that can pull you from your plan to bind chapters with ideas that are core to you as a person. If a book writing coach is not expecting you to meet with them, even if through Skype, then it is easy to put off outlines for your book. Soon, months have rolled by and the idea of writing your first book is barely in the back of your mind.

Part of a book writing coach's job is to help you stay with the goal of writing a book. While help in organizing ideas for the book is key, there needs to be honest, yet sensitively worded feedback about your written words.
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About the author, John Toker, M.Ed. LD K-12, M.A:

John is a published author who is also a writing coach and learning specialist. He offers writing mentorship and author coaching for people who want to write books. John wrote the acclaimed novels, Conflicting Sanity, LD Just Means Learn Differently and soon to be published Red Grows Green.

Web Site:
http://www.norehearsalwriting.com/