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In today’s episode, learn how to become a published author through self-publishing or traditional publishing.

By listening to the end of this episode, here’s all the valuable knowledge you’ll learn:

- The ‘WRITR’ acronym - write, review, improve, tell, repeat

- What an amazon bestseller launch is

- How to create a writing habit that sticks

- The differences between traditional publishing and self-publishing

- Tips for writers to increase visibility

- Work life balance

- Why having an editor is vital when self-publishing Follow Lucy on LinkedIn here. Donate online to SOS Children’s Villages Romania Lucy McCarraher is an author, publisher, mentor and speaker. She has written 13 books, is the co-Founder and Managing Editor of Rethink Press, Dent Global Publish Mentor for the Key Person of Influence programme, and Founder of the Business Book Awards. She has a post-graduate diploma (DTLLS) in Adult Literacy and Creative Writing.

Lucy helps entrepreneurs raise their authority, increase their client base, raise their fees, get speaking gigs and visibility through writing and publishing their books.

Her first novel, Blood and Water, was short-listed in the Richard and Judy Novel Competition and published by Macmillan New Writing, followed by Kindred Spirits and Mr Mikey’s Ladies. Lucy’s self-help books include A Simpler Life and The Real Secret, both co-authored with social psychologist, Annabel Shaw.

Lucy’s latest book, A Book of One’s Own – a manifesto for women to share their expertise and make a difference, written by women, about women, for women. Connect with Sonia: - Follow her on Instagram - Link to her socials