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Everyone has a story to tell.
You just need to learn how to tell it.
Work one-on-one with Cindy to gain the inspiration,
self-confidence and know-how needed to
successfully put pen to paper, or fingers to keyboard.
Each eight-hour* package begins with a detailed
consultation to assess, and fully understand, your
unique writing history, challenges and dreams.
Based on your personal writing goals,
you'll then:
- Work with Cindy to develop a writing plan.
- Receive comprehensive written analysis and
feedback on work you've produced.
- Receive e-mailed tips, information and instruction
crafted to meet your specific writing needs and
challenges.
- Get answers to your writing and publishing
questions.
- Have 3 to 5 in-depth discussions with Cindy in
person, online or by phone at times scheduled for
your convenience.
- When appropriate, learn how and where to market
your work (newspapers, magazines, internet, book
publishers). Reference materials will be suggested
or provided to help build your home writing library.
You'll also enjoy:
- The chance to work with a high-energy,
professional writer.
- Exercises that will get you writing―or improve a
project you've already begun.
- Exploring and discussing different writing styles and forms.
- Refreshers, as needed, on writing basics.
- In-depth Q&A sessions based on your personal challenges and
goals.
- The encouraging, realistic and non-judgmental support Cindy’s
coaching provides.
Fee for eight hours of one-on-one instruction
reasonably priced at $520*
Free 20-minute phone consultation included in each one-on-one pacakge!
Extended hours/packages can also be arranged.
* Eight hours include time needed for both writing critique and client interaction, which must be completed within 90 days of initial phone assessment.
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Copyright 2011, Cynthia Wolfe Boynton. All rights reserved.
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Group and business-based workshops also available.
Email Cindy for details
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Reasonable rates and one-on-one instruction
for your high school senior. Also ideal for
college undergrads applying to graduate
school.