Deadlines are a reminder that life is finite and every moment counts.
-Danielle LaPorte
Deadlines aren’t just about getting writing done; they remind us of the value of our most precious resource: time.
This concept aligns well with biblical wisdom on time management, particularly Ephesians 5:15-16.
“Be very careful, then, how you live—not as unwise but as wise, making the most of every opportunity, because the days are evil.”
How can you implement this wisdom in your journey down Publication Highway?
1. Set Clear Deadlines
Establish deadlines for every stage of your book: research, creating your outline, writing your first draft, revising to create your final draft, and marketing your published book.
These deadlines are essential elements of your complete, detailed Roadmap for Author Success.
2. Prioritize Daily Writing
Dedicate time to write each day. Consistent writing reinforces your commitment to your craft and the audience you serve, making your published book inevitable.
3. Embrace Deadlines as Motivational Tools
Rather than seeing deadlines as intimidating, embrace them as an opportunity to focus and make the most of your time.
Your time is finite, and every moment you invest in your writing is a testament to your passion and dedication.
By harnessing the power of deadlines, you ensure that every moment marches you toward success and your published book. Share on X
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