BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT ORGANIZER:MAILTO: DTSTART:20171020T043000Z DTEND:20171020T053000Z LOCATION:49700 SUMMARY:Life Coaching for Writers (Two Part Event) DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE: \n If you're an ALC member and missed Part 1, you can watch it right here ! \n \n IMPORTANT: All events are listed in Eastern Time. \n \n Sometimes even the best writer needs a little help to get where he or she wants to be. Whether you’ve got the worst case of writer’s block or just feeling a little lost, a life coach can pull you out of that rut and set you on the path forward. In this two part session with author and life coach Steve Piacente, we’ll cover just a handful of ways life coaching can benefit you and your writing life. \n In Part 1, we’ll discuss: \n • The "call" to write \n • Writer's block and how to overcome it \n • How to convert your inner critic into an inner advocate \n • And how to get that first draft done! \n Then in Part 2, we’ll focus on: \n • Maintaining job security \n • Achieving professional satisfaction \n • Maintaining a healthy work-life balance \n • And much, much more! \n About the Presenter: Steve Piacente, who has been listed as one of the “50 Great Writers You Should Be Reading,” has self-published two novels, Bella , and the prequel, Bootlicker . In 2012, Bella won an Indie Excellence Award and the Readers Favorite Gold Medal for dramatic fiction. Steve began his career as a journalist more than 30 years ago and has reported from Tampa, Fl., Charleston, S.C., and Washington D.C. He left journalism to become a speechwriter, and later, deputy communications director at a large federal agency. Today he is an executive communication coach at The Communication Center in Washington. Steve is also a professional life coach who specializes in working with authors, journalists and others in the communications industry. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

If you're an ALC member and missed Part 1, you can watch it right here!

IMPORTANT: All events are listed in Eastern Time.

Sometimes even the best writer needs a little help to get where he or she wants to be. Whether you’ve got the worst case of writer’s block or just feeling a little lost, a life coach can pull you out of that rut and set you on the path forward. In this two part session with author and life coach Steve Piacente, we’ll cover just a handful of ways life coaching can benefit you and your writing life.

In Part 1, we’ll discuss:

• The "call" to write

• Writer's block and how to overcome it

• How to convert your inner critic into an inner advocate

• And how to get that first draft done!

Then in Part 2, we’ll focus on:

• Maintaining job security

• Achieving professional satisfaction

• Maintaining a healthy work-life balance

• And much, much more!

About the Presenter: Steve Piacente, who has been listed as one of the “50 Great Writers You Should Be Reading,” has self-published two novels, Bella, and the prequel, Bootlicker. In 2012, Bella won an Indie Excellence Award and the Readers Favorite Gold Medal for dramatic fiction. Steve began his career as a journalist more than 30 years ago and has reported from Tampa, Fl., Charleston, S.C., and Washington D.C. He left journalism to become a speechwriter, and later, deputy communications director at a large federal agency. Today he is an executive communication coach at The Communication Center in Washington. Steve is also a professional life coach who specializes in working with authors, journalists and others in the communications industry.

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