Episode 23 talks about "The Drawer." A mythical place all authors have where stories go to die. JT discusses why we have a drawer, how to prevent it from filling up and what to do when you finally decide to go through and clean out your drawer.

In episode 22, JT tells you why you think you aren't a good writer, and gives life lessons and advice to prove otherwise. You will also learn what it takes to see yourself as the writer you want to be. Be a better writer starting today.

Episode 21 gives you the tips and tricks to having a ghostwriting portfolio without breaking a contract with a past client. We also talk about ways to create a portfolio, how to showcase the portfolio and find out if you even need one. Find out why the answer is no.

Find out what it takes to work from home, how hard it can be and what your real earning potential is. Working from home is not a get rich quick scheme. It is real work, hard work and we talk about preparing you for all of it in this episode.

Episode 19 talks about change. We cover why the site is down and what changes are upcoming, then get into why (as a writer) changing your mind can be a good thing and how to go about doing it the right way.

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This week we take a deeper look at the common saying "you should write every single day." Will it make you a better writer? What happens if you don't write every day? Why do they tell you to do this? All these questions and more are answered.

In this episode, JT talks about a weird phenomenon where sometimes starting the rough draft of a new project can make you draw a blank. He will cover a few reasons why this happens and then address the situation with tips and tricks to help prevent it from happening in the future.

This week's episode wraps up the scene writing weeks as we discuss how to end a scene and why giving the readers a question that must be answered is crucial. Make your readers turn the page instead of placing a bookmark and closing the book.

In episode 14 we talk about practicing an exercise that will put you one-on-one with an imaginary friend to help you get past the stalemate that writing your story can sometimes create.