Don’t quit social media, just quit using it
I see authors threatening to quit social media almost every day, but to be honest, that’s just silly.
Productivity
Strategies for a Healthy Home Workspace
I was recently a guest on Mark Leslie Lefebvre’s show, Stark Reflections, talking about strategies for authors wanting a healthier home workspace.Read More »Strategies for a Healthy Home Workspace
Free Author Resources & Training
I’m gathering free resources from around the internet for my writer, author, editor friends in these times of need.
How Authors Can Stay Healthy While Writing What They Love?
Learn how authors can stay healthy, even while working long hours behind a keyboard.
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How to Write More While You’re Stuck At Home
Working and writing from home sounds like a dream come true …until a whole day goes by and you realize you wrote nothing.
Productivity & Deep Work with Keystroke Medium Live
Learn how authors can be productive while working at home, surrounded by distractions.
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The #1 Writing Tip You Won’t Do
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
Be a more productive and healthy writer in just 5-minutes
Being a productive and healthy writer sounds too good to be true. Like that ‘one weird thing’ headline that you see in your Facebook feed, and want to click on but don’t.
This, however, is not a trick…
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The Most Overlooked Writing Tool of All
If you’re in a Facebook Group for writers, the most common writing question always seems to be…
Write More by Writing Less
Recently, I’ve been running a survey among my author friends. I was surprised to learn that the biggest barrier to writing more wasn’t lack of time, but being unable to… Read More »Write More by Writing Less