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#306: Your Writing Journey, Interview With Ky-Lee Hanson

By Joyce Glass | Complete

Episode #306 The Write Hour, Ky-Lee Hanson, The Writing Journey, How to Leverage A Book, Why Write A Book, How do I write a book, Book Coach, Writing Coach, Editor, Writing, Book, blogging, Editing, how to start a book, The Write Coach

Top Tips From The Write Coach

✍ Learn the top four reasons to write a book!

✍️ Ky-Lee shares what you need to know before you write a book.

✍️ Learn the ways to leverage your book in your business.  

Every author needs a writing partner,
an editor or writing coach.
 
~ Ky-Lee Hanson ~ 

Why write a book?      

Self-healing
​Writing is a form of therapy. Helps you process and resolve some issues.

Confidence
Gain confidence and show courage by putting yourself out there. Step into sharing your story with others.

Business
Opens doors for speaking, coaching, start a side business, go for a higher clientele. 

Leads to success
Success whatever that means to you. Create the lifestyle you desire. 

Don’t be afraid to ask for help. Working with a writing team reduces stress for you in the process. 

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Ky-Lee Hanson believes in the value of collaboration amongst women and has built a multi-business empire on that belief. She is the living definition of the term Bosswoman, a best selling award-winning author, budding philanthropist, and has founded many businesses including GBR Publishing aka Golden Brick Road Publishing House, GBRSociety, and The Bosswoman Intensive Retreats. 


Success with others! 


Success did not come overnight, however. She has always been business minded with things on the go, but after a serious health scare she found clarity and purpose around her desire for social change, Ky-Lee knew she had to invest in herself to make this happen. With unwavering dedication and courage, in just two years, she turned a $2500 credit card writing-investment into six-figure months, while bringing three-hundred authors up with her. 


Her underlying motivation behind all endeavors is to help people succeed. She maintains an open door policy she learned from her mom, provides a listening ear, and a guiding hand with opportunities to lock arms and help others down their Golden Brick Road.

Meet Ky-Lee

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Episode Highlights: 

00:33   Intro
02:25   Ky-Lee’s journey to becoming a writer and publisher
09:09  What are the top 3-4 reasons for writing a book? 
11:56   What do you need to know before you write a book?  
15:25    How can you leverage a book in your business?  
18:53   What mistakes do you see new authors making?
22:36   What words of advice and encouragement do you have for new writers or someone struggling to write their book?

Links Mentioned This Episode: 

www.GoldenBrickRoad.pub
​www.GBRSociety.com

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About the Author

Joyce Glass, The Write Coach, helps writers, entrepreneurs, and small business owners use the power of story to connect with clients. People may not remember what you say, but they will remember your story. Joyce takes her clients through the book writing process from the idea of a writing a book to the finished manuscript. Many people become overwhelmed at the thought of writing a book or in the process.  Joyce loves to help her clients break it down into manageable steps. Some people start multiple books, and never finish. Joyce helps you reach the finish line.

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