Write Your Book Podcast

In today's episode, I share the one question you really need to ask yourself in order to finish your book. I also mention one of my favorite books for outlining which is Story Maps by Dan Calvisi.

To read more about Dan's approach, check out https://actfourscreenplays.com/story-maps/

As always, thanks so much for listening.

If you'd like any help with your book, feel free to contact me [email protected] or check out storycrafting.net/finish

In today's episode, I share the one question you really need to ask yourself in order to finish your book. I also mention one of my favorite books for outlining which is Story Maps by Dan Calvisi.

To read more about Dan's approach, check out https://actfourscreenplays.com/story-maps/

As always, thanks so much for listening.

If you'd like any help with your book, feel free to contact me [email protected] or check out storycrafting.net/finish

In today's episode, I share the one question you really need to ask yourself in order to finish your book. I also mention one of my favorite books for outlining which is Story Maps by Dan Calvisi.

To read more about Dan's approach, check out https://actfourscreenplays.com/story-maps/

As always, thanks so much for listening.

If you'd like any help with your book, feel free to contact me [email protected] or check out storycrafting.net/finish

Today's episode is all about crushing perfectionism in all of its many forms. This topic is not talked about enough because in order to finish your book, you must beat perfectionism. 

Thanks for listening! 

If you'd like some help with your book check out storycrafting.net/finish/ to get the support and help you need.

Today's episode is all about crushing perfectionism in all of its many forms. This topic is not talked about enough because in order to finish your book, you must beat perfectionism. 

Thanks for listening! 

If you'd like some help with your book check out storycrafting.net/finish/ to get the support and help you need.

Today's episode is all about crushing perfectionism in all of its many forms. This topic is not talked about enough because in order to finish your book, you must beat perfectionism. 

Thanks for listening! 

If you'd like some help with your book check out storycrafting.net/finish/ to get the support and help you need.

This week I share my personal story of how I was sick this week but used the physical habits of intermittent fasting and working out to keep putting words on the page even while sick. You too can strengthen your writing habit by anchoring it with other physical habits that help you develop discipline. 

 

Thanks so much for listening!

Jim

 

If you have any questions or feedback, just email [email protected]

In this week's episode, I share my personal story of how I was sick but used the physical habits of intermittent fasting and working out to keep putting words on the page even while sick. You too can strengthen your writing habit by anchoring it with other physical habits that help you develop discipline. 

Thanks so much for listening!

Jim

If you have any questions or feedback, just email [email protected]

In this week's episode, I share my personal story of how I was sick but used the physical habits of intermittent fasting and working out to keep putting words on the page even while sick. You too can strengthen your writing habit by anchoring it with other physical habits that help you develop discipline. 

Thanks so much for listening!

Jim

If you have any questions or feedback, just email [email protected]

In this week's episode, I talk about the concept of Resistance, which was made popular by Steven Pressfield in his book The War of Art. Resistance wants to stop you from creating and doing the things you know you need to do. I take a deep dive into the many forms that Resistance can take and why being stubborn is so important in developing the discipline needed to finish your book.

 

Thanks for listening! If you have any questions or feedback or anything at all, feel free to fire me a message: [email protected]

 

Happy writing!