Frequently Asked Question:

Q: You have instructor, consultant, and coach listed as part of your business. What is the difference?

A: An instructor is one who teaches while a consultant is one who analyzes problems you encounter in your forward progress on a project and designs a plan for eliminating, modifying, or bypassing the difficulties. However, a coach is one who helps you analyze your goals and plans a course toward achieving them and then works with you all the way to completion.

 

The what-ifs and if-onlys that chain our souls to the many endings in our lives can blind us to new opportunities.

Linda Senn And Now We Dance: Journaling for the Woman Within

Writing & Consulting

Business Writing ~ Promotional Consulting ~ Book Coaching & Critiquing ~ Ghostwriting

In 20+ years as a professional writer, Linda Senn has produced more than 10 books and handbooks and has worked in small business promotion since 1995. In addition to her current workshops, she is an adjunct instructor at the University of Missouri/St. Louis (See The Write Stuff Instructors page.) and teach memoir writing classes upon request.

Business Writing from has been part of her life as a business owner and an instructor. Whether your project is a one-page news release or a 150-page business-related (ghostwriting) book or something in between, Linda pours her passion for writing into every sentence.

Small Business Promotional Consulting & Planning can include a regular schedule of news releases, e-newsletters, increased face-to-face image building and other strategies. Linda recently developed a “multi-purposing” approach for your work on promotional work and materials to maximize your ROTI (return on TIME invested).

Her Book Coaching sessions aid aspiring authors in planning and writing their nonfiction books manuscript, and consult on self-publishing and book marketing. Some clients come to her with only a topic idea, while others have a full, first draft already written. She enjoys working either, both, and everything in between.

Critiquing of both book length and shorter manuscripts (or portions thereof) include a written evaluation of content and writing, analysis of structure, arrangement, and presentation, clarity, and appropriateness of writing style for subject matter and prospective reader. Specific suggestions may be made for improving possible weaknesses in the manuscript and for adding energy to the writing. 

Ghostwriting involves writing a business-related or commercially viable book manuscript based on information provided by the client, or “author.” The ghostwriter remains invisible—only the client’s name appears on the book cover and other book author references.

If you want a top quality, experienced professional to help you achieve your goals, contact Linda Senn at Linda@PenCentralOnline.com.