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Accountability, habit, and knowledge allow super-heroes to masterfully wield their gifts. The same is true for writers. If you've ever felt you've fallen victim to the Muse's fickle whim or struggled with consistent productivity, congratulations - you've found your way home. While this site is called Accountability for Writers, we go beyond that: those in-the-know may confess under duress that it's really the proving ground for super-heroes of the written word. Here, butt-in-the-seat commitment is taken seriously. So too is the understanding that you are already a writer, even if you aren't ready to fully own it yet. You'll see; spend some time here, commit to your craft, and watch your your inner writing super-hero bloom. Again, welcome. I'm so glad you're here.
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- Interview With Author Alana Terry: Showing Up For Your Art, Part 1
- Interview with Author Krista Walsh on: Marketing and Promotion (pt 5)
- Interview with Author Krista Walsh on: Finding Readers, Getting Reviews (pt 4)
- Interview with Author Krista Walsh on: Launch! (pt 3)
- Interview with Author Krista Walsh on: Perfecting The Product (pt 2)
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When we develop a foundation of good writing habits, we invest in our journey into the life of the fully self-actualized writer - an incredibly rewarding adventure. But good habits require vigilance, as life has a way of presenting distractions and challenges that will quickly steal our attention from our best intentions. If you feel you're ready for the next level of support in developing your writing habit and maximizing your productivity, why not work with a book doula who can help you navigate the bugaboos of the writing life?

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Just as a birth doula provides preparation, support, and coaching during pregnancy and child support, a book doula supports you as you build your writing habit, increase your productivity, and work toward birthing your best work.

Laura Saba
Author, Book Doula, Productivity Coach, Professional Organizer
Laura’s been published traditionally, and she’s self-published, and she’s ghosted; she’s a birth, death & mourning doula and founder of Momdoulary and Mourning Doula trainings, is a life coach, professional organizer, and health coach. Daily she battles the bugaboos of the writerly life.
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- Interview with Author Krista Walsh on: Marketing and Promotion (pt 5) Laura
- Interview with Author Krista Walsh on: Finding Readers, Getting Reviews (pt 4) Laura
- Interview with Author Krista Walsh on: Launch! (pt 3) Laura
- Interview with Author Krista Walsh on: Perfecting The Product (pt 2) Laura
- Interview with Author Krista Walsh on: Showing Up For Your Art (pt 1) Laura
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- Author Kate Sparkes on Showing Up For Your Art – Part 4: Finding Readers, Getting Reviews Laura
- Author Kate Sparkes on Showing Up For Your Art – Part 3: Preparing For Launch Laura
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