For this week's Sunday Story Time: An excerpt from the book "Unleash the Power of Storytelling" by Rob Biesenbach.

Let's add some play into your writing process by "acting as if" you're a famous professional author! Here are 4 ways to do that. And please post pics of how YOU play author in my Ink Authors Facebook group!

https://www.facebook.com/groups/inkauthors

4 questions to elevate your book writing WHY - to the level of legacy!

A big behind-the-scenes secret from my memoir "The Power of the Curve" (hint - it has to do with the title) and how it affects YOUR writing.

Learn more about my story & get your copy at:

http://www.powerofthecurve.com/

It's important to build a strong foundation for your book, and one that supports your WHY for writing it. But... once you get into the thick of things, don't get TOO stuck in the individual steps of your plan. In today's episode I tell you why that is and how to make this distinction.

3 Pillars Monday which means 1 tip in each of my 3 core areas of being a successful author - writing fundamentals (where you know a LOT more than you think you do!), productivity, and mindset habits.

Be sure and drop by my Ink Authors group on Facebook for motivation, accountability, publishing resources, and more: https://www.facebook.com/groups/inkauthors

Usually for "Sunday Story Time" I read an excerpt from a book off my shelf - whether my own, a client book, or a book that has impacted me in some way. But I want to read YOUR books on the air and help you get exposure for your work! Please contact me at the link below (also the show episode link) so we can get the ball rolling!

https://christine-ink.com/contact/

You know how when you're learning something new, in writing or otherwise, and your teacher gives you a "seemingly" straightforward piece of advice that "should" be easy to apply... but then it's not? Here's why that is AND what to do about it!

This is a question I received recently from one of my Book Blueprint clients - "How many hours a day do YOU write Christine?" I'll admit I found the question a little amusing since that's not the metric I use to measure the success of a writing day. In today's episode I share how I DO determine the success of a writing/work day!