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Final question: What's the ONE thing stopping you from getting feedback right now?
Reply: Cost Fear "Not ready yet"
Something else? (tell me)
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If you're sitting on a completed manuscript RIGHT NOW:
How much longer?
Another month? Six months? A year?
Or are you ready to know the truth in 24 hours?
"I wish I'd gotten feedback sooner."
I heard this 5 times this week.
5 authors. 5 manuscripts. 6-20 months of waiting.
All the same regret.
Here's what they lost:
These are months they'll never get back.
Months of:
Lost momentum
Dead enthusiasm
Missed opportunities
No new writing
All because they didn't know what they didn't know.
Literary fiction author: "20 months of perfectionism"
Reality: Query-ready 18 months ago
Lost: 18 months of publishing timeline
Potential agent signing
Possible book deal
Romance author: "13 months of 'one more pass'"
Reality: Fixing things that weren't broken
Missing the 3 things that actually mattered
Lost: 13 months of aimless revision
Real talk: How long have you been sitting on your completed manuscript?
Reply with: Weeks Months Years
No judgment. Just curious about the real timeline.
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Author: "I'll just do one more pass, THEN I'll get feedback."
That was March 2024.
She contacted me again last week.
Still revising.
20 months later.
Here's what that cost her:
Real talk: What scares you more?
A) Getting harsh feedback B) Finding out you wasted months on unnecessary revision
Reply A or B.
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I'm terrified to get feedback. I know it needs major work. This author sent me her thriller manuscript expecting a disaster.
Her PathFinder score: 81/100
Here's what happened: