As a writer, I am only as good as my self-discipline. Over the years, I've learned that without daily habits, I might as well call it quits. If you're in the habit of … [Read more...] about 17 New Year’s Resolutions for Writers
Archives for December 2016
135: 3 Elements of a Writing Habit that Lasts
Writers write. It doesn't seem that complicated, but most of us struggle with consistency in our craft. It plagues the best of us. So why does a writing habit … [Read more...] about 135: 3 Elements of a Writing Habit that Lasts
The Best Christmas Gift a Writer Can Receive
This time of year is filled with joy, hope, and eggnog. We gather with loved ones to exchange presents, but the best gift a writer can receive won't be sitting under … [Read more...] about The Best Christmas Gift a Writer Can Receive
Join Me for a Live Workshop in Nashville
Are you looking for a way to build a loyal tribe of readers? People who will follow your blog, read your book, pay you to speak, and buy your products? But you want more … [Read more...] about Join Me for a Live Workshop in Nashville
134: The Role of Writers as Torchbearers for Their Readers: Interview with Nancy Duarte
Whenever we tell a story, anytime we write a book, or publish a blog post, we're trying to effect some kind of change. But the future is scary for your readers. They need … [Read more...] about 134: The Role of Writers as Torchbearers for Their Readers: Interview with Nancy Duarte
How to Not Waste Your Words: The Secret to Writing a Crappy but Usable First Draft
Very few writers really know what they are doing until they’ve done it. --Anne Lamott Okay. Let’s get this out there: your first draft of anything is going to be bad -- I … [Read more...] about How to Not Waste Your Words: The Secret to Writing a Crappy but Usable First Draft