Ann Kroeker, Writing Coach

I tend to sprawl—both in my writing and, if you ask my family, on the couch. I start with a plan, but as I write, new ideas branch out in every direction. Before I know it, I’ve lost my way. And yet…while I encourage the power of outlines, I confess that I often prefer finding my way through the sprawl, writing until I experience an epiphany—a moment of convergence that shows me what the piece is…and isn’t. In other words, I write my way to clarity. In Write Your Way Forward (episode 281), I help you see the various ways you\'ll gain clarity, even healing through writing itself. I believe if you need to process something, you can write to understand. And I believe if you have something to say more widely, you can write to be heard. Read the full blog post HERE.ResourcesWrite to Discover – Start with YourselfWrite to Discover Your Top Themes & TopicsWrite to Discover Your Ideal ReaderAre Outlines a Writer’s Greatest Gift?What Lies Beneath the Surface of Your Life?Interview with Patrice Gopo on Meaning Maki