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This podcast isn't what you think it's about. Well, it's about rules, but probably not in the way you think. You can use rules to help you write your book. Listen in and I'll tell you all about it.
As a writer, it's more important than ever to create long-term assets for the future. I dig into some examples in today's episode. If you would like some help email me [email protected]
Today's episode I share some writing tips that are working for me during this wild time. I also mention this fantastic book by Chuck Palahniuk. (Affiliate link)
And my free course on how to start writing a book www.storycrafting.net/lets-write-a-book/
With all of the craziness going on in the world right now, we need your story now more than ever. Today's podcast is all about why your story is so important. I hope you enjoy it.
If you need any support with your book, contact me [email protected]
Today's episode is all about finding your writing voice as well as some helpful tips for how you can create writing momentum and put more words on the page.
Thanks for listening.
For more writing support, visit storycrafting.net/finish
Here's a quick update with how I'm doing with my book and a few lessons I learned during December.
Today's podcast I give an update on what I've learned working on my book this week. You won't finish your book if you're being worn down by baggage. You need clarity and that often comes when you have a goal in place.
If you want some additional writing support, visit storycrafting.net
Some parts of the book writing process are flat out hard. In this episode, I share the approaches I'm using to keep moving forward when things get really difficult.
If you need some writing support, visit storycrafting.net
Today's podcast is all about getting back into the writing saddle on a rainy Monday. I'm share what I'm doing to keep momentum going as I'm working on finishing my novel this month too.
For more writing support, visit storycrafting.net/blog
Want more writing momentum? Of course you do. I've been using this app called Thing Counter. And here's the link for this app on Android.
I hope it helps you out. If you need more help, contact me [email protected]
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