Willingness – Page 7 – Christopher di Armani

A Date with Success: How Deadlines Turn Dreams into Reality

Aug 18, 2022

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Goals are fantastic, but without a deadline attached, your goal is nothing but a pretty thought, a pipe dream with no plan to turn them into reality.

Writing Solo, Winning Big: Hard Work and Determination in Your Author Journey

Aug 17, 2022

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Christopher di Armani

in The 2-Minute Author Challenge

The challenge of writing is that the accolades don’t come until months after we’ve done the hard work of writing the book. There are no stadiums filled with screaming fans watching us write.

Daily Discipline: Turning Motivation into Habit for Book Writing Success

Aug 16, 2022

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Christopher di Armani

in The 2-Minute Author Challenge

Motivation can fade. The excitement of this book project will wax and wane over the course of writing your book. That’s (almost) inevitable.

Believe, Act, Achieve: Transforming Your Writing Dreams into Reality

Aug 15, 2022

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Christopher di Armani

in The 2-Minute Author Challenge

Unless I believe something is possible for me, it’s out of my reach. The trouble with that thought is it’s predicated on MY BELIEF, not reality. Not one what is truly possible for me, but what I believe is possible.

Declare It, Do It, Be It: How to Unleash Your Author Potential

Aug 14, 2022

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Christopher di Armani

in The 2-Minute Author Challenge

To achieve our dream of writing and publishing a book, to “say what you would be” in EpicTetus’ words, requires that we take action.

Unlock Your Book Sales Success: The Trinity of Ability, Motivation, and Attitude

Aug 13, 2022

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Christopher di Armani

in The 2-Minute Author Challenge

God gave each of us some level of sales talent. It’s up to us to hone that God-given talent into a mighty skill using our ability to focus and apply willingness, tenacity and desire to the process.

Beyond the Ask: The Art of Being Prepared for Success

Aug 11, 2022

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Christopher di Armani

in The 2-Minute Author Challenge

Asking for what we want is hard enough but being prepared to get what we want can be even harder. It requires we do the internal work of becoming the person for whom what we want is normal, natural and expected.