Start an Author Success Treasure Chest a folder where you save every positive response you receive to your writing.
Mark your first draft deadline on your calendar. Commit to yourself that you will meet or beat it, too.
Or is your book something you MUST write. Is there some force inside you that refuses to rest until you do this?
Embrace persistence. (If you can have only one tool in your author toolset, make it persistence)
Your Daily Writing Habit plus Momentum equals Your Published Book.
This week we’re reading The Busy Writer’s Self-Editing Toolbox by Marg McAlister
Focus on your own personal growth and self-improvement before, during and after you write your book.
Think far beyond the content of your book to the broader impact your solution will have on readers’ lives.
You earn the respect and admiration of your readers when you present well-researched and thoughtful arguments, even if they don’t agree with you.
Prioritize each stage of your writing project, then schedule hard deadlines on your calendar for each one.









