Eliminating Writer's Block: Proven Strategies for Busy Entrepreneurs

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(Free-Press-Release.com) October 30, 2009 --

Million dollar marketing coach for women entrepreneurs, and award-winning small business expert, Kendall SummerHawk, knows the power of the written word. "There's no denying that written marketing tools are one of the most influential ways to reach your audience, communicate your message to the world and give people an opportunity to resonate with you," says Kendall. "But getting started can be grueling." Her new article, Business and Marketing: Breakthroughs for Writer's Block, is full of helpful strategies to fight writer's block. The complete article is available for download at www.kendallsummerhawk.com.

Love it or hate it, like it or not, for every entrepreneur writing is a key factor in the successful day-to-day marketing of a businesses. From Twitter to the good, old-fashioned sales letter, writing has its place in nearly every tool entrepreneurs use to reach clients.

An entrepreneur whose marketing strategy includes writing a weekly newsletter, Twittering and blogging, in addition to sales letters, emails and more, Kendall SummerHawk has had her fair share of writer's block. To save time and eliminate frustration, Kendall has developed her own guidelines to keep the words flowing and the message compelling, while staying true to her "voice."

"What I've discovered is there's actually a secret to creating soul-rich writing that naturally springs from your personal "source" and really gets the marketing job done," says Kendall. "Believe me… you can have both."

Kendall's tips include checking your mood and eliminating procrastination. "Writing is a form of energy. That means if you're cranky, stressed or distracted chances are good those feelings will make your writing project tougher to complete," she says. "I love to play beautiful music while I write. Music is so uplifting and helps your brain click into that place of possibility and magic that becomes the source of all great writing."

On the topic of procrastination, Kendall advises, "Don't wait to be in the mood for writing, or you'll likely wait forever." Instead, Kendall schedules writing into her weekly routine and sets strict deadlines for herself. She says doing this will quickly train anyone to think creatively and write well during these time blocks.

Kendall also says, "Don't be afraid to let your personality shine through!"

"Staying connected to the spirit of your message can prevent you from ever struggling with writer's block again," she says. "It doesn't matter if you're offering a coaching program, workshop or teleseminar, if you stay focused on the energy of your writing, it will flow from your spirit and contain a crisp, clear marketing message that will leave people wanting to hear more."

More breakthrough strategies for curing writer's block are available at Kendall's website when you visit her at www.kendallsummerhawk.com.

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