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Hi, Reader,
If you set a goal to write a book in 2025, here’s something to encourage you beyond the end goal of the book itself:
Authorhood will transform you.
Every time I coach a new author through the book-writing process, I’m humbled by the profound transformation they undergo.
To the outside world, the change may be subtle. To the author, the change is identity-shifting and life-changing. Why? Because the journey of authorhood is one of intentionality, deep thought, and extraordinary discipline.
I’ve experienced this myself. Each book I write, whether my own or for/with someone else, changes me. I go inward. I challenge my thinking. I explore ideas and push for clarity.
The journey of writing a book is one of the deepest, most profound journeys anyone will go on in their entire lives. So if you’re working toward that goal, lean in. It will transform you.
1:1 coaching, from an idea to a published author. Let’s chat about your book!
My private coaching clients engage in a step-by-step process to write their books over six months, followed by a year of mentorship as they move through editing and publishing.
I work 1:1 with corporate leaders, founders, coaches, consultants, and nonprofit leaders to help them clarify their ideas, refine their message, and make an impact on the world.
Learn more about private coaching with me.
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In this episode of Beyond Better, I talk with client and published author (!) Arivee Vargas to explore her journey of professional reinvention. Arivee shares how she transitioned from a high-achieving legal career to a purpose-driven role as a coach, navigating an identity crisis along the way.
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We dive into the challenges of redefining success, unlearning limiting beliefs, and embracing personal growth beyond traditional career markers.
Arivee also opens up about her book-writing experience, discussing the obstacles she faced and the power of mentorship while writing Your Time to Rise. She offers real, practical strategies for overcoming writer’s block, managing self-doubt, and navigating the editing process.
Whether you're considering a career shift, working on a creative project, or simply looking for inspiration to step into your next chapter, this episode is packed with insight and encouragement.
Listen now.
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5 Secrets to Writing a Book that Scales Your Revenue and Impact by Stacy Ennis
I loved contributing with this piece to the Women in Publishing Summit.
I’m also excited to share with you that I will be speaking at their upcoming event in March, and their early bird sale ends TOMORROW.
Join us from March 5–8, 2025! I’ll be speaking about writing productivity and how to get into flow faster on March 5, at 12:00 p.m. ET, and I would love to see you there!
Whether you’re a budding writer, a seasoned author, an editor, or a professional in the publishing industry, this event is for YOU! These sessions are designed to help you take your skills, knowledge, and connections to the next level.
As an added bonus, you can save an extra $25 on your ticket using my discount code, SPEAKER25!
📅 Secure your spot NOW before prices go up!
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Featured author: Christina Del Villar, growth marketing leader
I had the best time working with author Christina Del Villar on her book, Sway. The book helped launch her go-to-market strategy consulting business. Not only is Christina a brilliant thinker and a blast to work with, but she was a dedicated writer and committed to the deep work needed to clarify her framework and write a compelling book.
Here’s what Christina had to say about our work together:
“Stacy, Stacy. Where do I even start? No seriously, Stacy, where do I start? That was the question I had when I started this journey a few months back. I knew I needed help writing a book on my marketing methodology. Stacy to the rescue! She guided me with her thoughtful process and coaching, and now my book is being published by a highly competitive publisher. I have been able to expand into other offerings that support and complement my book, increasing my income and influence. She made everything so easy. I wholeheartedly recommend Stacy.”
— Christina del Villar, Growth Marketing Leader, Author
In the community: Working with your first marketing hire
Hiring your first marketing assistant can feel intimidating, and many people don't know where to start. In this session, Stacy is joined by Rita Domingues, her head of marketing, to lean into the whys and hows of working with a marketing assistant as an author, focusing on specific tasks like repurposing content and more.
Join the community today to participate in this session on February 11, 2025, at 11:00 a.m. ET.
Writing quote
“No tears in the writer, no tears in the reader. No surprise in the writer, no surprise in the reader.” —Robert Frost
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