When working with authors, it’s often the introduction that we work on the most because it’s so important to get it right!
In this episode, I share some advice to help YOU with yours so you can avoid being overwhelmed and confused and get crystal clear on the most important aspects of writing one.
During it, you’ll learn:
- How to structure your introduction - the three non-negotiables I teach everyone to include.
- What the introduction is actually for, and why it’s essential to hook your reader from the very first sentence.
- One simple yet crucial tip to make the whole process easier - you won’t believe how much of a difference it makes!
And so much more!
Writing introductions is hard; there’s no denying it. But once you learn the key elements that make up a thought-provoking and entertaining one, you’ll be well on your way to success.
I hope you enjoy listening!
Further resources:
- You can listen to more about getting feedback on your writing by reading this blog post here.
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