Kim Marsh is a writing and book coach. In her own words, she's "not a New York Times bestselling author, but still a worthwhile human."
Kim founded The Open Book Company to help authors, coaches, entrepreneurs, inspirational speakers and "but-I'm-not-really-a-writer" writers to find, hone and use their voice. She does this through a coaching practice rooted in empathy, authenticity and self-compassion. Her clients go on to create blogs and articles, pen speeches and presentations and publish manuscripts with her partnership and support.
In addition to providing one-on-one coaching, Kim recently launched Open Book Writing Circles to create a space for accountability and community to anyone experiencing self-doubt or a desire for more support when it comes to their writing process.
Kim firmly believes you don’t need to have a major book deal, a spot on a global stage or a PhD in English Lit to have a story worth telling.
In today's episode, Kim talks about building a community with heart.
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