Clinic: Write the Thing

Whether it’s a personal story, professional framework, or workbook-style guide, this in-person experience will help you map what’s in your head into something you can hold. In this clinic, we’ll talk about how to organize your ideas, choose a format that makes sense (print-on-demand, e-book, hybrid), build a real-life writing timeline, and get your message out there in a way that feels true to you. By the end of this clinic, you’ll know how to turn what you know into a clear, teachable, publishable format.

Here’re the learning objectives for this class:

• clarify your book’s core message, audience, and overall purpose,
• choose a publishing path (self, hybrid, or print-on-demand) that fits your goals,
• organize your content using proven nonfiction structures (chapters, intros, etc.),
• understand how copyright, titles, and positioning protect and promote your work,
• explore design essentials — interior layout, formatting tools, and cover considerations, and
• build a real-world writing and publishing timeline you can actually stick to.

Registration is free but required.

Facilitator: Kenyana David, MBA, DBA(c)

Kenyana is the principal of 81Eighteen, LLC and the Fe-Mail Marketing for Entrepreneurs (FEMME) Academy. She's Cornell University certified in Women's Entrepreneurship and HubSpot certified in email marketing, inbound sales and marketing, content marketing, and frictionless sales.

Info: Find your seat and settle in.

Info: We’ll start with a short, no-pressure prompt to help you name what want to write and who you’re writing it for, and then, we’ll walk through the learning objectives.

Info: We’ll discuss how to take your ideas and turn them into a clear, structured, publishable format. Throughout this clinic, you’ll map your ideas and outline your book in a low-pressure space, including organizing your content into something workable, choosing between book types (traditional, workbook, guide), picking the right platform and publishing plan for your goals, copyright, ISBNs, barcodes, and file formatting, structuring your writing time without pressure or guilt, and titling, subtitling, positioning, and setting yourself up to actually finish.

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