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9 Myths That Block You Completing Your Book Now, p1
by Earma Brown
Many speakers, consultants, and small business owners alike feel confident with communicating their message orally. They can spout their message in an elevator speech with the accuracy of a scientist. But when it comes to putting it on paper, some grown men & women end up crying like a baby. Through speaking and writing, I have discovered 9 myths that often block others from writing their best book now. I promise. It's not hard once you know exactly what to do.
Successful writers set up a system of writing. Destroy these myths and
setup your system of writing with nine easy solutions.
Myth #1 It's too hard.
Too many of us for too long have hid behind the words, “It’s too hard.”
Now is the time to take charge of our fears and conquer them. First
things first, to overcome procrastination -the fear of failure- is to
act now. Most times the bottom line of procrastination is fear of failure.
Solution: Act now. Select step one of an easy writing program
and begin today. Or choose to sign-up for an easy 7 lesson ecourse Jumpstart
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iscribe@writetowin.org Action will destroy fear. Each successful
step of your system will deal a death blow to fear.
Myth #2 I have to get away from everything to write a successful
book.
No you don't. I know several novelist and non-fiction book writers who
had to write during a long commute to get their best book written and
out to the world. They accomplished it because they systematically worked
on their book until it was done.
Solution: Avoid marathon writing. In the midst of your busy
life, designate your time to write (work on your book) with a goal to
completion. (Reasonable time to completion)
Myth #3 I can't keep up with where I am after interruptions
of life.
It is a common challenge to find your place after being interrupted
with family, work and daily life. After all that's why many think you
must get away to get it done effectively. Yet, there's hope for those
who can't get away or choose not to. Successful writers all over the
world use the tracking approach. They succeed because they commit to
doing a little each day.
Solution: Set yourself up for success use the tracking approach.
There are 2 methods you could use for your tracking. Time is the method
where you commit to a writing a certain amount of time each day. With
the cumulative factor involved your commitment doesn't have to be that
much.
For example, to accomplish my book writing goals I commit to writing
one hour a day in my most productive time. For me it is right after
my meditation and reading time. With this method don't be overly concerned
about how much you write, just keep the time commitment.
The other method is focused on output. Commit to writing a certain number
of words or pages a day, perhaps 750-1,000 words or approximately three
and a half pages double-spaced text. The key factor is to stick to it
until completion.
Winner’s Note: You may ask how do I get started after interruptions
or even in my daily allotted slot so that I don’t spend a lot of time
re-locating where I stopped?
Start your daily writing session by re-reading the last words you wrote the day before. This will get you back in the flow. The continued cycle of review will create a momentum that will keep you going to completion. Another piece of advice is to create a support system that will help isolate you from telephone calls and interruptions during your daily Tracking Session.
Myth #4 I have to complete each chapter in order.
It'’s called linear writing when you complete each chapter in order.
You don’t have to write each chapter one after the other. If you happen
to get stuck on chapter two, you could be stuck a very long time. I
think this type of thinking comes from grade school where we are ritually
taught to do everything in order.
If you have been thinking that way stop right now, no need to raise
your hand. You have my permission to work on whatever chapter moves
you or you feel passion bubbling for at the moment. Feeling stuck on
a chapter, try another. There you have it now go with the flow.
Solution: Don't become chained to writing in order. Jump around
and fill in the blanks. Review your chapters and whatever subject or
topic you most drawn to, begin there.
Writing a book is a journey. Most journeys go so much smoother
with a map or in our case a writing plan. Taking the simple steps above
will
get you started fast and keep you going to completion. Start today
then complete and release your significant message in a book to the
world.
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Earma Brown, 11 year author and business owner
helps small business owners and writers who want to write their best
book now! Earma mentors other writers and business professionals through
her ezine iScribe Send any email to
iscribe@writetowin.org for free 7 lesson mini-course Jumpstart
Writing Your Book or visit her on the web at http://www.writetowin.org
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