The best way to avoid interruptions …is with or 3-day virtual retreat. Set aside 3 days of instruction, learning and writing to finally make some progress on your ancestor’s story. “https://writingfamilyhistory.wistia.com/medias/ge267958wk?embedType=iframeu0026videoFoam=trueu0026videoWidth=640”
Very interested in your writing workshop.
Hi Lynn, I love your classes, they have opened many new ways to think about the story. One problem, I do need closed captions. I hope to get hearing aids soon, but until then I cannot hear words on my computer. Would you be able to add closed captions to both the Outline Class and to these videos? Even if you cannot retrofit, could this work in the future. You give enough to think about in each video and class that I do appreciate getting to hear it again. Would it be easier to provide a print-out to email us? Anyway, thanks for your experience and skill in giving such great guides.
I’ll make this happen Joan.
I’ve registered for the Intensive level and I’m back for my 11th year. I am finally at a place where I am retired–so I have the time, and I’ve gotten organized so I know where I’m going. I’ve applied to a local writers’ workshop for a 10-month manuscript course and I’m still waiting to hear if I’ve been selected. The program doesn’t start till March.
Also, I now have the framework for the novel I’ve been trying to write from forever ago and have selected a different place to start the story. I’ve started writing the first chapter, and I’m excited to get a writing habit established! Habits are a hard thing for this ADHD procrastinator, so I’m really honing in this time around.
Also, when I left North Carolina I left my old start-up behind. I’m now in the validation stage of rethinking how I want to make an impact in the genealogical writing community.