There comes a time when the story we're writing just isn't coming together as we envisioned.  Writing's become too  overwhelming and complicated.  So, we're tempted to quit. Quit the story. Or quit writing altogether.

But just because you're coming up against obstacles and setbacks, even if they feel insurmountable, that's no reason to quit.

In fact, that's the worst time to quit.

In this episode, we'll talk about what to do when you hit what Seth Godin calls, the dip.

I'll give you 4 questions to ask yourself before you abandon ship.  And I'll help you decide what you should quit so you can go on to write an exceptional story.

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