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Spiritual Biz Chat: Katerina St. Claire

056_Katerina+St.+Claire+photoKaterina St. Claire is a retired government worker who became very ill after developing a goiter and 6-nodes. Prescribed thyroid medications did not help. Out of desperation and looking for something that would help, Katerina turned to metaphysics. Not only did her thyroid heal, she is a member of the American Holistic Medical Association and is the founder/CEO of the Miracle Advantage MethodTM.
 
Katerina is a published author, speaker, and certified practitioner in Color Therapy, Sound Therapy, and Quantum Touch. All of her knowledge is poured into her quantum medicine program called Miracle Advantage MethodThe Miracle Advantage Method has five healing modalities: Miracle  Color; Miracle Sound; Essential Oils and tools; Miracle Touch; and  Miracle Emotional Releasement. Certification as a Miracle Advantage Practitioner is available after completing an Introductory, Level I  and Level II classes.

 

INTERVIEW HIGHLIGHTS

KIMBERLY: Having to work in a way of self-publishing and then working with a traditional publisher, what do you think are the pros or cons of doing either one? I know so many people have that question in mind.

KATERINA: With traditional publishing, there are issues with paying a few to edit, prepare your book, and because there are so many people wanting to publish, it takes a lot of time and patience working with individuals. You may not always agree with their corrections or changes. However, when you are self-publishing, if you don’t go the Amazon route where you have the KDT select at your command, the downfall on that I think is that you are everything – you are the editor, publisher, you have to design your own cover, back cover, spine, the interior of it, the layout. They give you a little lead way but you do your own work.

That is what I did, I did my work then sent the work to be professionally edited. I cannot say enough about having it professionally edited because if someone wants to nitpick, go in your book, and say, “She left an e off here,” or, “She spelled this word incorrectly, forgot this comma or period,” to me it takes away from your credibility in a way. If you are willing to self-publish, I would pay a little extra and have someone professionally edit your book. When it comes to a book cover, you may want to go that route as well.

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“When you are self-publishing, you are everything – the editor, publisher, designer…” ~Katerina St. Claire

INTERVIEW LINKS

Website:           http://www.miracleadvantage.com/
Facebook:        https://www.facebook.com/KaterinaStClairePublicFigure/
Twitter:            https://twitter.com/katerinastclair

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