At Find Your Voice, we know you’re the kind of person who wants to have an impact in the world. In order to do this, research shows one of the most important things you must do every day is to write—even if you never share a single word of what you’ve written.
The truth is: writing is good human instinct.
Not just any writing will do. At Find Your Voice, we incorporate the best research available, along with decades of personal and professional experience, to curate a practice of writing just for you that helps you get out of your own way and make the impact you know you’re here to make.
You have something to say. We are here to help you say it.
People who write regularly are more confident, more resilient, more likely to take leadership positions, more likely to be promoted at work, and even demonstrate higher levels of empathy.
The problem is somewhere along the way we bought into the lie that only “certain” people are allowed to be writers. We made writing a complicated and specific skill that had to be “perfect” in order to matter. We thought certain people “deserved” to write and others are better off not trying. Our process is simple.
1. Follow the prompts
2. Write for 5-40 minutes per day
3. Feel lighter, freer and like yourself again
Not sure what to write about? Join us for Monday Motivation, GrowWrite, or follow us on Instagram or Facebook and watch how 5 minutes per day totally changes your life.
Allison Fallon is a bestselling author, public speaker, and founder of Find Your Voice—an online education platform for writers who swear they aren’t “real” writers. Allison has helped thousands of people finally accomplish their goal of writing a book and taught even the most skeptical to use writing as a tool for personal growth. She’s worked with leaders of multi-national corporations, stay-at-home moms, Olympic gold medalists, recovering addicts, political figures, CEO’s and even high school and college students to help them find the exact right words to say—even when they swear they’re “not real writers.”
Allison has written thirteen books (and counting), coached hundreds of authors to outline their books, founded three organizations in support of authors and aspiring authors, and backs her work with a wealth of research and personal experience.
Allison has a Bachelors in English, a Master’s Degree in teaching writing, and is a gifted writer and storyteller. Her first memoir Packing Light: Thoughts on Living Life with Less Baggage (Moody, 2013) and her latest, Indestructible: Leveraging Your Broken Heart to Become a Force of Love and Change in the World (Morgan James 2019) have resonated deeply with her engaged and passionate following.
She has lived all over the country in the past decade but now lives in Pasadena, California with her soon-to-be husband.
Annie Kyle
Director of Book Development at Find Your Voice and head of the coaching program, Annie Kyle is no stranger to the Prepare to Publish process. She came from HarperCollins Publishers where her role was sifting through Book Proposal Documents so she has a unique eye for seeing what make a book work. Over her career, she’s helped hundreds of authors find the right path for their outline so they can finally get their book written. Her favorite part of helping Prepare to Publish authors is watching an idea become a story. She lives in sunny Pasadena, California.
Ashley Scoby
Director of Operations at Find Your Voice, Ashley’s background is in journalism, primarily sportswriting. Her writing has appeared in publications including ESPN, the Huffington Post, Kansas City Star, and Seattle Times. She’s written about Olympic athletes, covered a Final Four, and traveled to France to write about the 2019 Women’s World Cup. Ashley has always loved telling people’s stories, but what she loves most about working with Find Your Voice clients is helping to empower others to tell their own stories. She travels abroad for chunks of the year, but when she’s not overseas, her part-time home is in Albuquerque, New Mexico.