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    Reclaim Your Author Career: Using the Enneagram to build your strategy, unlock deeper purpose, and celebrate your career
    Reclaim Your Author Career: Using the Enneagram to build your strategy, unlock deeper purpose, and celebrate your career
    Reclaim Your Author Career: Using the Enneagram to build your strategy, unlock deeper purpose, and celebrate your career
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    Reclaim Your Author Career: Using the Enneagram to build your strategy, unlock deeper purpose, and celebrate your career

    Written by Claire Taylor

    Narrated by Claire Taylor

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    About this audiobook

    Overwhelmed by all the ways to write and market your books? Discover a simple framework to align your business and reclaim your author career.

    Are you an indie author who’s struggling to stay in the game? Are you ready to supercharge your career while staying true to your values? Do you crave greater fulfillment and success on a daily basis? Claire Taylor has made a name for herself as a bestselling author of both off-beat and on-market fiction and as a story consultant and career strategist for some of the biggest names in the biz. And now you can learn her tried and true system for authors to discover their gifts, avoid all-too-common pitfalls, and build the career of their dreams.

    Breaking an author business down into four main components, Reclaim Your Author Career uses the Enneagram framework to help writers rediscover their core motivation and align their work with what fuels them. By examining creative values, persona, themes, and protagonists, Claire guides you deep through an exploration of yourself that will leave you wiser, refreshed, and excited to make the tough decisions that lead to lasting success.

    In Reclaim Your Author Career, you’ll discover:

    • Which creative values make or break your happiness
    • How to identify the distractions and stressors that lead you off course
    • Why you’re failing to attract the right readers for your books and ways to adjust
    • How to leverage theme to build your fandom
    • Why picking the right protagonist can make or break your brand, and much, much more!

    Reclaim Your Author Career is the insightful guide you’ve been looking for to build a writing life that fits like a glove, brings you the satisfaction you’ve dreamed of, and empowers you to create a life worth celebrating.

    Buy Reclaim Your Author Career to prioritize creative fulfillment in your life today!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFFS Media
    Release dateJan 15, 2024
    ISBN9798868756481
    Reclaim Your Author Career: Using the Enneagram to build your strategy, unlock deeper purpose, and celebrate your career

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