Curate Your Platform Philosophy
Throughout this workshop, Mary will share how to move from burnout and confusion to intention and joy as you build your platform.
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Super Surrendered Strength
I remember this so clearly. It was Mother’s Day 2012, months after my nervous breakdown. I was on the mend, doing well, and I heard a whisper from the Lord: "I want you to...
Best Practices For Building An Email List
Throughout this workshop, Mary will share insider tips on how to grow a large, engaged email list.
Three Questions to Keep Us Focused on God’s Path
Frustration set in. I knew God called me to a ministry in writing, however, it didn’t look the way I imagined. I believed my platform would be bigger by now and honestly thought I would have...
Choose One Social Media Platform and Be Awesome At It
By choosing a single social media platform to focus on, your chosen outlet will prove to be more effective, efficient and successful.
A Surprising Perspective Shift
When I joined the first COMPEL Critique Group in the Fall of 2019, I experienced an internal tug-of-war, and started to question the sanity of my decision. It was already in a personal season of slow,...
The Value of Slow Growth
Throughout this workshop, Sarah will share her story of growing her platform over the course of several years. She will speak to the value of connecting with other people through her writing - and how her readers encourage...
Finding a Fresh Idea Part 2
In this lesson, Lysa TerKeurst and Leah Chabai expand upon multiple creative ways to help you find your next fresh idea! You’ll learn how to develop new angles for a writing topic that has already been written...
Eleven Hard Learned Lessons in the Journey of Writing, by Mary DeMuth
Hi friends! Today on the blog we have Mary Demuth, former Women of Faith speaker, literary agent and author of 30 books, sharing some hard lessons she's learned along her journey of writing. And beginning May 5, 2021,...
Finding a Fresh Idea Part 1
Do you ever feel like you’ve run out of good ideas in your writing? Does it seem like you’ve told all your stories and used up all relevant examples?