Become a guest blogger for Purpose Publishing.

How does becoming a guest blogger benefit you?

• Exposure – each article will be sent by email blast to over 500 engaged readers.
• Unique URL – get a unique URL that can be shared with your own audience and on your social media platforms.
• Traffic – Drive traffic to your website.

HOW TO SUBMIT:
Click here to submit your content.

REQUIREMENTS FOR SUBMISSION:

1. Please submit a fully edited article in a Microsoft Word attachment.
2. Your content must be between 400 - 800 words.
3. Please submit a brief bio of 5 -7 sentences.
4. Attach profile pictures in jpg or png format.

If your article meets our standards and aligns with our purpose, we will respond within 2 weeks.

OUR CATEGORIES:
These are the categories we offer to our guest bloggers:

• Coaching
• Editing
• Creating
• Inspiring
• Business Basics
• Marketing
• Life Balance
  
  

PLEASE NOTE:
Any content flagged for plagiarism will be rejected. We reserve the right to choose the final layout and image(s).   Purpose Publishing reserves the right to edit the content.
 
By submitting, you are agreeing to our terms of service and relinquish the right to compensation for works published on the Purpose Publishing site.  Once published, the article will belong to Purpose Publishing and you will be credited as the author. The article cannot be republished.

by Michelle Gines

​Do you know that the difficulty with writing a book isn’t getting published? Now, with more than your fair share of ways than ever to become an author, the most difficult part of writing now isn’t actually publishing. It’s writing the book in the first place.
 
As the author of two published books, I can tell you that the hardest part of the writing life is sitting down and doing the work. Books just can't write themselves, after all. You have to invest the time and all you have into creating this important piece of work — to do that requires discipline.
 
When I dreamed of writing my first book, I believed I had important things to say, things the world needed to hear. Looking back on what it took to actually become a published author, I realize the process was completely different from my expectations.
 
To start, you don’t just sit and write a book. That’s a complete misrepresentation of the real writing process. You begin writing a sentence, then writing a paragraph, then if you’re lucky, you'll write an entire chapter. Writing happens in fits and starts and in little bits and parts. Just stick with it. Once you make the goal, stick with it. You'll be glad you did!
 
To Your Success
MG