7 Spiritual Book Ideas the World Is Waiting For
If you’ve felt the nudge to write a spiritual book but found yourself wondering, “Is there even room for my voice?” – you’re not alone. Here’s what readers are craving and why your message might be the one they need.
Meet Our Founder & CEO: Natalie Walstein
Divine Flow is based on the “divine flow of inspiration” that runs through us when we harness our creative superpowers for the greater good of ourselves and the good of all. Get to know our founder how the idea for this one-of-a-kind new age publishing company was born.
Meet Our Cover Designer, Illustrator & Photographer: Jennifer Ann Birge
Get to know our cover designer, illustrator, and photographer, Jennifer, and how she can help you draw more like-minded readers toward your book so they can feel your essence before they even read a single word.
Meet Our Editor & Book Coach: Charlotte Chipperfield
What is a book coach and editor exactly, and how can you partner with one to refine your manuscript and turn your book into a page-turner? Get to know Charlotte and how she can help you bring your story to life and make it as strong and impactful as possible as you write and publish your book with the support and guidance of a team.
How do you know if you’re “READY” to write a book?
Everyone knows that writing a book is a pretty big undertaking. This is exactly why published authors are so well-respected! It definitely takes a serious commitment, so how do you know if you’re ready not only to write a book but also to devote yourself to everything else that comes along with it?
The 3 Keys to Writing Productivity
Writing a book is a long-haul project—it’s not something that can usually be completed in a single month or even two. It can be easy to lose momentum and passion for your project when so many other things in life seem so much more urgent. How can you stay committed and do the work to actually make your book-writing happen?
How to Choose a Book Topic
If the idea of writing a book has been in your heart for a long time, then you probably already have an idea of what kind of book you’d love to write. However, it’s also possible that you have MANY ideas for possible books that you could write. In that case, how in the world do you choose?
