The key to making progress, both in your life and in your writing, is to be wise enough to evaluate and apply advice from sources you trust.
Fulfillment is waiting for you on the other side of your first sale. Not because of the money, but because of your opportunity to impact the life of another human being.
Want to feel courageous?
Sit down and write.
Want to feel inspired?
Sit down and write.
Your courage will uncover your hidden self-confidence.
This quote is an awesome reminder that deadlines are opportunities to bring your work to life, not some horrible troll to be avoided at all cost.
Reader reviews – specifically 3-star and 4-star reviews – are your most powerful tools to uncover what you must include in your book.
Embrace whatever process works best for you. Change halfway through if required.
The tool doesn’t matter.
When is tomorrow the best time to start writing your book?
Never.
What can you strip away so you can regain your focus on one thing – the most important thing – you want to accomplish?
Open your heart and let your reader to get to know you and like you. When they know you and like you, they will trust you enough to buy your book.
You’re stronger than your limiting beliefs. You’re stronger than their limiting believes about you, too.