For years, people have told you to write a book, you've got a great story to tell, and you could teach people something. But great stories don't always translate into excellent memoirs.

Why is that?

Notable memoirs take pre-planning before you start writing – even a draft. A significant part of your pre-planning involves understanding why you are writing this memoir, determining your theme, creating emotional safety, and how to disclose information about yourself and others.

The worksheets guide you through remembering, reflecting, and reconstructing an excellent memoir.