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.
Make every deadline uncomfortably close in time because the closer the deadline, the more urgency it creates in your mind.
Mark your first draft deadline on your calendar. Commit to yourself that you will meet or beat it, too.
Prioritize each stage of your writing project, then schedule hard deadlines on your calendar for each one.
What’s your work ethic when it comes to writing your book?
Without a series of deadlines – set and met – your book will never be written, let alone published.
In 60 minutes you completed the first draft of 4 separate blog posts.
This is the power of time blocking and task batching,.
Your procrastination means you don’t value your book enough – or its impact on your life enough – to sit down and write it.
The deadline is the one thing that, when used effectively, will turn your dream of a book into your published reality.
Someone is out there praying for the solution that only your book can offer in the way they need to hear it.