Got a story to tell?
Footprints Club authors with Coach Ina
- Have you been thinking you'd like to write your life stories, but feel stumped about where to begin?
- Maybe you've started, have notes in shoe boxes all over the house, but need help organizing them?
- Has the family been bugging you to just do already? For them? For the world?
- Never put pen to paper in a narrative form, and are sure you "can't write"?
- Or, perhaps you are a published author new to the memoir form?
- Or is this you--it's not your time, but you have parents or grandparents whose stories you would love to read. Not only to help fill you in on their history, but for the valuable life lessons learned?
If any of these questions rings a bell, stop bugging yourself, or your "parental units"! Coach Ina has been working for years with folks of all ages who have never written in their lives, as well as previously published authors. She has a wealth of proven techniques that help both kinds of writers open up to new ways of thinking, and writing. She can help you get your book written, and printed, for friends and family, or the world.
NEW! Videos featuring Ina and Footprints authors reading at Book Launch Party! See tales from around the world. There's one below right here, from musician Ira Westley, regarding a visit to a "strip joint." Or use this video link to find our channel on YouTube to see more. Just close the window when you've finished watching the segment to get back here.
Working with Coach Ina, or using her book, will help you jump right in! And keep you motivated!
 People attending workshops or private coaching with Ina say:
"It's easier than I thought it would be!" "Ina took me to a place I never would have gone on my own." "It's just plain fun! " More comments from students/coaching clients Got a memoir writing question? Check out "Ask the Coach" -- you might find the answer, or write the coach yourself.
To find out more about how Coach Ina can help you write, shape and publish your memoirs, click here. |
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"The good thing about writing your memoirs is you can go back and see where you screwed up, and maybe forgive yourself."
Anna Hager, to be published in upcoming "Stories From The Heart," Vol. 4
Anna Hager, to be published in upcoming "Stories From The Heart," Vol. 4
