Every year I post about She Speaks, Proverbs 31 Ministries’ conference for communicators, and I know that lots of you have thought, I really want to do it, but maybe next year. For some of you, your schedule has…
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How Do You Write Titles That Capture Your Reader’s Interest?
Readers usually read your title first thing. So how can you capture their attention with your title and keep them reading, especially if you’re publishing online? A great tool will help you do that! We love coschedule’s headline analyzer. This…
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Do You Want to See Your Devotion Published?
There’s nothing like the thrill of seeing your writing published! Devotion writing is a great way to dip your toe in the publishing world. Last year we held our first Next Step Coaching Services Devotion Writing Contest, and we’ll hold…
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How to Avoid This Rookie Mistake When Identifying Your Audience
We need to think about our readers while writing. After all, we’re writing a book to be read, right? Let’s look at the number one mistake writers sometimes make about their audience. When working with a client, I asked, “Who…
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A Tool for Your Speaking Restart
I’m beyond excited about May. I’ll be vaccinated and ready to travel again, so I’m doing my two speaking events IN PERSON. I can’t wait! Are you scheduling events again or want to be ready when you do? If so,…
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How to Hone the Skill of Asking the Right Questions
Last week in my post “What to Do If Your Ministry Isn’t Growing,” I touted the power of listening. One of the main keys to listening is asking the right questions, a skill that’s learned. I know that I’ve asked…
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