In May, I will have been making money as a writer for four years. That deadline is looming large for me because by then, I wanted to achieve the following goals in 4 years: My Four Year Goals: Develop the following Income streams: Short stories Fiction books Non-fiction...
Building Your Writer's Support Network Writers work by themselves. Even if you have a co-author, when it comes to putting the words on paper, you sit by yourself and write. However, to be successful, to sell your work, and to keep writing month after month, year after year, you need...
As many of you who follow me know I have been lucky to have been included for several years in The Write Stuff StoryBundle. If you haven’t heard about it before, this bundle of e-books is a great chance for writing entrepreneurs to get some instructive writing craft and business...
Just as you need a few days to get used to a different pace and schedule while on vacation, you need a few days to adjust to being back in your writing office.
Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 Part 1 of this blog post series on writer vacations discussed why writers need a writing vacation. Part 2 talked about the different types of writer vacations you might take and how they can help your writing, overcoming your fear of taking time...
Part 1, Part 2 A writer vacation renews your creativity You have been working day and night trying to get your writing career going. To retain your love of writing, take a well-deserved writer vacation to make sure you don't burn out and end up hating your decision to write...
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