I really appreciate all your offerings in addition to the 1:1. You are a fantastic teacher and just really deliver so much value without the annoying bits so many video presenters have. I recommend you like crazy to my friends and colleagues. Thanks for being so helpful. I know I’m much further in using Claude as a valuable tool in my work thanks to your teaching.

Thank you for such great content! Just wanted to drop a quick note to say how much I love your podcast! Your tips are always practical, well researched, and fun to listen to! 

I'm a Co-founder of Level Up Creators, where we help creators build profitable and purpose-driven businesses around their areas of expertise. 

 I’m always grateful to run across other leaders in the Creator Economy – there are so many creators who benefit from your advice! I’m looking forward to diving into more of your episodes soon.

A talented writer and expert communicator, Bryan was always willing to give advice and provide valuable assistance to both members of the Shared Service Content Team and fellow Sage employees. 

Using every spare second to hone his writing skills and develop his craft, Bryan would be an excellent colleague for anyone.

I am glad I came across Bryan Collin's courses. I am someone who has no experience writing a book and Bryan's courses gave me hope in that area. His videos are right to the point and easy for me to follow. 

He shows you the different techniques to tackle when you think you have emptied your idea bank. 

I actually have an outline to go by thanks to enrolling in Bryan's courses. I would recommend if you are thinking of starting or whether you're halfway through writing your book or whatever stage you are in.

Bryan is on a mission to help. He responds to my emails whenever I feel stuck, so that's a bonus, too.

Bryan shares his own insights on how to get started from the ground up. A must for any beginning writer. 

Bryan provides valuable suggestions that I believe all writers struggle with - He has put together a course rich in content, full of quotes, resources and links to other references on the web. I particularly like the section on outlining and there is bonus material that was unexpected.

 I highly recommend the course to learn more about Bryan’s thoughts and his success story on being a writer.

I wanted to let you know that I completed the course and... I'm writing! I don't know what clicked inside my head, but something did after watching your videos. One tip you gave that I found extremely helpful was to start small and build my word count. 

Also, the analogy of throwing a type writer at the moon really hit home for me. I am, admittedly, a perfectionist, and I had gotten to where I was afraid to write anything, even something as simple as a text message, in fear of making a mistake. Now, I understand that I don't have to write the "perfect sentence because the truth is that it will never be perfect.

I can't recommend Master Self-Editing enough. It's in-depth and practical. As a blogger, I'm constantly worrying about my blind spots and writing errors that I've missed. 

Bryan shows you how to look at your work from a range of perspectives and see where you're going wrong (and right). 

I AM writing every day! Today is Day 32! For now, a humble bow and Thank You to you, and your YES to writing and publishing!!

I booked a 30 min coaching call with Bryan to discuss a non-ficiton book that I have been working on. I had hit a brick wall with my writing and couldn't see a clear way forward.

Bryan listened carefully to my concerns and needs. He quickly identified my main problem and provided a solution to get me writing again. 

 With my mind clear on what I need to do next, and a follow-up lead provided by Bryan, 

I feel relieved and energised! I can wholeheartedly recommend Bryan as a coach. 

 He is thoughtful, professional and honest. In my case he got to the nub of my problem within minutes - I'm sure he can do the same for you! Kind regards - and thank you again.

I really enjoyed the reference to Hemingway and his method of leaving off in the middle... and the quote about not emptying the well. I also got something out of your method of organizing ideas for future writing, but I don’t have the name of the app you used, because you mentioned it once and it did not appear in the notes. 

My own vision and attention issues did contribute, but these small helps (perhaps including large and bold type, would really help me. Other take always for me included moving from the to do list to the actual doing phase, and the action step of creating a bank of 5 to 10 writing prompts or ideas. 

I will indeed begin to practice showing up, and allow my projects to progress in small increments. Reframing my work as play will be a bigger challenge, but the idea is appealing, and I’ll give it a go. 

 Thanks for your input!

When I started Bryan’s course I had a clear objective, and a very rough concept. I learned to expect messy first drafts, to build a daily writing routine, to outline my writing and to separate my creating from my editing. 

 I ended up with multiple partial drafts, an idea file, and one ~6000 word rough partial draft I was pretty happy with and felt comfortable sharing for a coaching call. 

 After the coaching call, I felt encouraged and validated, but I now recognize that my story needs some major changes to the structure and protagonist in order to engage my desired audience. 

 It’s going to be hard work, but at least now I understand where I need to focus my efforts. I made real, measurable progress because I took Bryan’s course and coaching call. 

 Not bad for 33 days! Bryan is experienced, knowledgeable, and he cares about helping you become a better writer. This is the best step I could have taken to jump start my writing. Thank you, Bryan!