Most people think writer's block is about running out of ideas. It's usually the opposite — you've had 200 good ones and lost 199 of them. Free download to fix that below.
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WRITERS WANT TO FINISH
But sometimes we lose our way
Sometimes we lose our will
A False sense that we fail if we don't show "fast" "immediate" is harmful.
#JOURNALING is a revealing and effective way to begin your #book.
In your notebook, shape a table of contents so you know where you have recorded what you have written.
You want to find it as neeeded.
Number pages: only the odd -- 1, 3, 5 -- on the right side page.
Capital punishment:
She is convicted of a crime and sentenced to death.
But for a long time is allowed to live.
Then they try to punish her,
But she doesn’t die.
So they treat her medically to keep her alive.
So they can try to punish her again?
Will I capture your voice?
Not exactly.
At first, I want the narrative to reveal your
concerns, interests, and rules for life.
In a book, that's how we begin to capture "voice."
#ghostwriter
"Are you ready for this thing called love?"
--John Hiatt, songwriter
A very good question.
Also, are you ready to finally tell your story? In a song or book or both?
Creativity is the only thing that still works ...
Political beliefs
Online tools
Church
Astrology
Clubs
Lone endeavors
Overeating
Undernourished
Alcohol ...
Nope.
C-R-E-A-T-I-V-I-T-Y
Your best ideas aren't missing. They're just unrecorded. Free download: "Capture the Sparks" — a simple system for turning momentary genius into a manuscript's raw material.
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The gap between "I have a book in me" and "I wrote a book" is usually just: did you write the spark down when it happened? Grab "Capture the Sparks" free and close that gap.
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New authors chase inspiration like it's rare. It's not rare. It's constant. What's rare is a system for catching it before it evaporates. That's the whole point of this free download.
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You already have the material for a book. It's scattered across a hundred fleeting thoughts you never wrote down. "Capture the Sparks" — free, link below — shows you how to start collecting them.
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Nobody's first draft starts with a blank page. It starts with a napkin, a voice memo, a half-sentence typed into Notes at 2am.
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