Write Your Book Podcast

Are you pumping the brakes and thinking it's just not the right time to write a book? We've all been there. Today's episode gives you practical, helpful advice you can put into action. If you'd like some support or encouragement feel free to fire me an email: [email protected]

As always, thanks for listening!  

Life will always throw you curveballs. Honestly, I'm facing a few right now, and I bet you are too. Today's episode is all about encouraging you to keep writing. Keep in mind that some writing--any writing at all--always beats no writing. If you'd like some additional support, just check out jimwoodswrites.com. 

As always, thanks for listening! 

Writing on the weekend can be very challenging. But in today's episode, I have some advice from 6-time Superbowl Champion Bill Belichick that you can use to keep putting words on the page all week long. 

If you'd like some additional writing support, check out storycrafting.net/finish or fire me an email at [email protected]

As always, thanks for listening! 

As writers, we often do not promote our work enough. That's the topic of today's podcast. I give some practical information to help you promote your book no matter where you are in your writing journey. Don't let fear of being "salesy" hold you back from sharing your work with the world. The world needs your story.

I mentioned the website noisetrade.com as a great place to share your work and build up your email list for free. 

If you need some help, feel free to contact me [email protected]

As always, thanks so much for listening. 

Could you have writer's block? It's possible, but you definitely can move past it. In this episode, I breakdown the various kinds of writer's block and what steps you can take to get back on track. 

If you'd like some help with your writing, check out storycrafting.net.com/finish and I'd be glad to help you with a one-on-one coaching session. 

As always, thanks for listening. 

Today's podcast is a bit raw as I share a current writing struggle that I had recently. We all face struggles. There are times when you simply won't want to write. The key is in JUST SHOWING UP.  

I sincerely hope this podcast encourages you to keep putting words on the page.

If you'd like to get in touch with me, you can at [email protected]

As always, thanks for listening. 

On today's episode, I talk about 96-year-old author Delena Close who just published her first novel. Her story is fantastic and you can read more about it here. Wherever you are right now, you absolutely can finish your book. If you'd like some support, I'd be honored to help. Just contact me [email protected] 

As always, thanks for listening. 

Feeling a little bored with your book? That's completely normal. Today's episode gives you some practical ways to get fired up about your book again. From revisiting your favorite parts to your book to hiring a writing coach, there are many ways to feel excited again about your book.

As always, thanks for listening. 

If you'd like some help with your book, visit storycrafting.net/finish. 

Daylight savings time got you down? The good news is you can still move forward and keep putting words on the page despite losing an hour of sleep. In today's episode, I share some practical ways that you can stay on track without being exhausted--even if you have kids. 

I also mentioned my good friend Mike Vardy of Productivityist and he wrote a post about this topic you can see right here. 

As always, thanks for listening. 

If you'd like some help with your writing or some support so you can finish your book check out storycrafting.net/finish

There is one activity that many writers overlook while writing a book: the importance of reading. In today's episode, I share some practical ways to keep reading while you write your book. Reading is a lot like physical exercise. You need to do it if you want to grow and learn as a writer. 

As always, thanks for listening.

If you'd like some support for your writing check out storycrafting.net/finish