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April 2018

9 Ways to Create A Rock-Solid Writing Habit

Ah, the daily writing habit. The thorn-in-the-side for many writers.

You want to write. You love to write. You enjoy writing. You have things to say.

But you just can’t seem to sit down every day and put words on the page…

Note: This is a guest post by Jennifer Blanchard, she is a best selling author, an award-winning blogger, and the founder of Dream Life Or Bust, a movement created to inspire, motivate, educate and empower multi-passionate writers, artists and entrepreneurs to build a dream life and business around all of their passions and interests, so they can have the freedom to live on their terms and never have to choose just one thing. Grab her free audio training + workbook, “Multi-Passionate Productivity: How To Do Everything You Dream Of and Pull It All Off, here.

How to Overcome the Smothering Fear of Marketing Your Writing

written by Bryan Hutchinson

Note: This is a guest post by James Prescott, he’s a writing coach and author of the several books, including Dance Of The Writer: A Beginners Guide To Authentic Writing, available free at his website, jamesprescott.co.uk. Connect with James on Twitter at @JamesPrescott77

If there’s three words which have always brought discomfort to me as a writer, they would be ‘marketing’, ‘promotion; and ‘hustle’. They are major parts of the work of being a writer I really don’t enjoy. I know I’m not alone in that struggle either. Many of us struggle with promoting ourselves and our work, “getting attention,” as it were.

How and Why You Should Start a Daily Positive Journal

written by Bryan Hutchinson

For the longest time, I struggled with a negative mindset. I constantly told myself what could go wrong would go wrong. And, I was usually right. When things did go well, I believed that it was luck or someone stepped up to help, or hey, maybe it was Halloween and reality was wearing a mask.

April 2018

“I’m a fan!” —Jeff Goins, author of Real Artists Don’t Starve