Hosted by Meggin McIntosh and
taught by Daphne Gray-Grant. This is a valuable, limited-time opportunity for instruction and coaching from an insightful writing professional.

If any (or all) of the following comments sound like you, then be sure to register immediately for this practical, idea-filled teleseminar:

• "I never know where to begin when I'm writing."
  
  
• "I like to edit as I write - I can't write the next sentence 'til I'm sure the first is okay."
  
  
• "I read what I've written and I immediately think: 'This is too boring.'"
  
  
• "Other people can write -
  not me!"
  

Here's some of what Daphne will share:

• How to remove the fear from writing;
  
  
• Why you should never "clear your morning/afternoon" for writing;
  
  
• How to identify and turn off the negative chatter inside your head;
  
  
• The single best way to begin writing.

Join us for this special
free teleseminar.

Note: The teleseminar will be recorded and all registrants will receive the MP3 automatically after the live call.

Note, however, that unlike other Emphasis on Excellence, Inc. teleseminars - this one is available for a limited download window after the April 6th event!!  Do not delay on registering!

Here's what you will receive as a registrant in this teleseminar:

1. Call-in information so you can be 'live' on the teleseminar;
   
   
2. An opportunity to send in questions prior to the class so that you can have them addressed as part of the teleseminar;
   
   
3. Handouts to download for your use in the class and for later reflection and review;
   
   
4. An MP3 download of the class so you can listen (& relisten) to reinforce and review the content shared by Daphne.

To register (for free), register NOW by clicking the blocks to the right or the ones at the top of the page.  Your registration will be confirmed immediately through my secure shopping cart.

About the Teleseminar Presenter:

Daphne Gray-Grant "grew up" in the newspaper business (her parents owned a weekly paper where she worked until her mid-20s) but that didn't prevent her from developing a full-blown case of writer's block. Even after becoming an editor at a large metropolitan daily, she still struggled with writing. In fact, she didn't beat the problem until she
gave birth to triplets and became a self-employed freelancer.

Desperate to find more time, she began reading dozens of books on writing, speaking with colleagues and testing many different writing techniques for herself. To her surprise, she learned she was able to
write quickly and easily. No more sitting in front of a blank screen
until beads of blood formed on her forehead! That's when she
launched the Publication Coach - a service designed to help others vanquish the problem of writer's block.

Daphne also wrote a popular book - 8½ Steps to Writing Faster, Better
- and she publishes a free (and brief!) weekly newsletter called Power Writing. In addition to her coaching, she also continues to work with clients around the world, as a writer and editor.

Meggin McIntosh, Ph.D., is a former teacher, university professor, and Director of her university's Excellence in Teaching Program. She is currently (and happily) the president of Emphasis on Excellence, Inc.
and says,

"I have been reading Daphne Gray-Grant's articles, first through Visual Thesaurus and now because I subscribe to her weekly newsletter.  She is smart, practical, interesting, and fun.  I cannot tell you how pleased I am that she has agreed to share her ideas with us. What a learning opportunity this is!"

Haven't registered, yet? Just click here.