It just surfaced, and I started writing more and more. Then I started writing as a hobby six months or a year after I got to Sun Valley. Some people would laugh if they heard me say that, but I learned a little bit about skiing. While I was in Sun Valley, I actually worked as a bellman for a few years and I really enjoyed that.
It was so different than where I grew up in Florida. I ended up in a place called Sun Valley in Idaho, and I loved it out there. I had never seen snow before, and I wanted to live out west in the mountains.
I taught in the legal writing program for a short while after I graduated, but after passing the Florida Bar, I decided I didn’t want to practice law just yet. I won a writing contest while I was in law school, but that was the extent of it. If I ever had a choice between taking an exam and writing a paper, I always chose writing a paper. I had no intention at all of becoming a writer until after I had graduated from law school. I was not one of those kids who had the neighborhood newspaper back in second or third grade. Did you always know that you wanted to be a writer? Today, he’ll give us tips about how to conquer writer’s block and be a more effective and persuasive writer. He’s taught legal writing to lawyers and judges throughout the United States. Today, my guest is Gary Kinder, a New York Times best-selling author, lawyer, entrepreneur and founder of WordRake, the first editing software for professionals. Sharon: Welcome to the Law Firm Marketing Catalyst podcast. Guest: Gary Kinder, New York Times Best-Selling Author, Lawyer and Founder of WordRakeĮpisode 77: Conquer Writer’s Block – Become a More Effective Writer
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