Lindsay and Bee merge three methods to build a system for you to consistently get your butt in the chair and keep it there. So you can be successful with your writing and reading goals.

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Book Nook Books:

The Power of Habit

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Atomic Habits

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The Science of Getting Started

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Bee's Book Recommendations:

Start With Why

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Essentialism

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The Practice: Shipping Creative Work

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Kim Tells us about her experience trunking her first novel, as well as resources and tips for finding new good reads over and over again. She is my book Guru!

Where to Find Kim:

Instagram

Website

Promptly Journals

Kim's Favorite Books

Spotlighted Bookstagrammers:

hereweeread Diversity and Inclusion Expert

Bookish and Black

Well-Read Black Girl

Books from Episode:

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Becoming by Michelle Obama

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The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas

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Beach Read by Emily Henry

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The Midnight Library by Matt Haig

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The Forgotten Garden by Kate Morton

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Our book world is full of passionate readers and writers. But what do you do if you're having doubts? What happens when your craft gets hard or you're just feeling too busy to read or write? That can be discouraging and difficult. This pep talk will give you quotes and suggestions to offer a different perspective through your book troubles.

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Books Mentioned Affiliate Links:

The Boys in the Boat

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Unbroken

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All the Light We Cannot See

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The Book Thief

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This epilogue is the final episode for Infectious. A few loose ends are tied up and the stage is set for a sequel. It's been wonderful to have you join Maddy and her journey through Infectious. We hope you enjoy it!

We loved having you join us for the entertainment of INFECTIOUS and now we're going to make it even more worth your while by sharing insights and specific examples of how it could be better. There are some small spoilers, so if you haven't already listened to INFECTIOUS but would like to, we recommend you do that first. Enjoy the show!

Bee and Lindsay have a sisterly pep talk over post novel blues, the kind you get when you finish a good book that you didn't want to end, or have been working toward a goal and now that it's done you don't know what to do.

Links and credits:

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=post-Potter%20depression

https://www.huffingtonpost.com.au/fleur-morrison/theres-no-cure-for-the-post-book-blues_a_21655697/

https://people.com/celebrity/j-k-rowling-sad-to-finish-harry-potter-series/

Infectious Sixteen-year-old Maddy doesn't want to be the new girl, but as bad as it is that her parents made her move, it gets worse when she accidentally releases a virus. Maddy has to work with a secret government agency to save the people she loves in the town where she never wanted to live.

Happy Holidays! 2020 has been rough. We hope this makes your season a little brighter. (Written in 2018. This is not a covid novel.)

Infectious Sixteen-year-old Maddy doesn't want to be the new girl, but as bad as it is that her parents made her move, it gets worse when she accidentally releases a virus. Maddy has to work with a secret government agency to save the people she loves in the town where she never wanted to live.

Happy Holidays! 2020 has been rough. We hope this makes your season a little brighter. (Written in 2018. This is not a covid novel.)

Infectious Sixteen-year-old Maddy doesn't want to be the new girl, but as bad as it is that her parents made her move, it gets worse when she accidentally releases a virus. Maddy has to work with a secret government agency to save the people she loves in the town where she never wanted to live.

Happy Holidays! 2020 has been rough. We hope this makes your season a little brighter. (Written in 2018. This is not a covid novel.)

Infectious Sixteen-year-old Maddy doesn't want to be the new girl, but as bad as it is that her parents made her move, it gets worse when she accidentally releases a virus. Maddy has to work with a secret government agency to save the people she loves in the town where she never wanted to live.

Happy Holidays! 2020 has been rough. We hope this makes your season a little brighter. (Written in 2018. This is not a covid novel.)