5 foolproof writing habits you can start today
The number one reason habits fail is because we make them too hard.
Read More »5 foolproof writing habits you can start todayThe number one reason habits fail is because we make them too hard.
Read More »5 foolproof writing habits you can start todayHow many times a day are you frustrated, triggered, scared, angered, or frozen by events out there? Too many, I’m sure. And it’s affecting your writing. Fight, flight, and freeze… Read More »How to write more by calming your nervous system
Hey, I’ve seen a lot of authors jumping on the latest trend (selling direct, Patreon, Kickstarter, etc.) because they see big-name authors doing it. I hate being the skeptic in… Read More »Authors, stop doing hard things
Are you an author looking to improve your writing focus, have less brain fog, and greater productivity?
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Read More »Banish brain fog and find your focus with two simple swapsI’m putting together a new program for 2022 and I need your help.
Read More »When you’re ready to put your story into the worldIt takes more than good craft to write books that sell. Yes, writing skill is very important, but it’s not enough.
Read More »How to write books that sell (without selling out)I know it seems weird based on common advice, but staring at your screen, trying to force words to come, is rarely the way to break through writer’s block.
“It’s not self-sabotage. It was an accident.”Read More »Hidden signs you’re self-sabotaging your writing
Yes, I spent last week at a writing conference. If you’re curious which, it was the 20BooksTo50K Vegas writing conference. I survived. I don’t know if I thrived, though. I came… Read More »The #1 Writing Tip You Won’t Do
Learn how authors can stay healthy, even while working long hours behind a keyboard.
Read More »How Authors Can Stay Healthy While Writing What They Love?
80% of goals don’t last longer than a month. If you want to achieve your goals as an author, then listen up.Read More »How to actually achieve your writing goals
“I tried that and it didn’t work, so I’m not trying again.
If that’s the lesson you took from “learning from your mistakes,” you’re doing it wrong.