“A good process produces good results.” - Nick Saban.

Why process is SO important in writing a book and get yourself a copy of my Book Blueprint Guide for free by going here: http://theinkagency.net/product/book-blueprint-guide/

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“Don’t limit yourself. Many people limit themselves to what they think they can do. You can go as far as your mind lets you. What you believe, remember, you can achieve.” ―Mary Kay Ash.

How I'm currently tackling a VERY long held limiting belief and why you should do the same as a writer.

"Success seems to be connected with action. Successful people keep moving. They make mistakes, but they don't quit." -Conrad Hilton.

It's Monday which means I give you 1 tip in each of my "3 pillar" areas of writing a book: Writing Fundamentals, Productivity, and Mindset Habits.

An excerpt from my memoir "The Power of the Curve" addressing the common self-help notion that we're all moving on a path toward one clearly defined goal or purpose - and what I think about that notion!

"Inspiration is a byproduct of discipline... simply getting up every day and planning, plotting, sketching, setting up or actually applying paint to a painting." -Beverly Claridge

3 unexpected sources of inspiration to get those creative juices going.

It's FAQs Friday where I answer YOUR book-related questions! This week's question: "People keep telling me I should write a book but I haven't the first clue as to what to write about. Where do I begin?"

Send me YOUR FAQs Friday questions to: https://christine-ink.com/contact/

“In innovating and inventing, an “overnight success” is really “overnight recognition” for a process that began first with curiosity which then transformed into learning and then evolved into an iterative process of trying, failing, and trying a different way, over and over, until finally the breakthrough was achieved. The initial spark of curiosity and willingness to constantly learn from failure are keys to the ultimate success.” -Russell Redenbaugh (ShiftTheNarrative.com).

A different approach to the question of - "Who's my target reader?" And some examples and an exercise to help you!

Rather than use your busy-ness as an excuse NOT to write your book, here's why you should let it fuel your book writing!

Mindset Monday! Why it's important for your "why" for writing a book to have some weight... some stickiness to it.