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Part 1, Part 3 Where to go on a writer vacation The first part of this post series, Your Muse Demands a Vacation, described writer burnout and how to know if you are in danger of falling victim to this devastating condition. You are losing interest in your writing....
Part 2, Part 3 Writers have a passion for their work. But sometimes the best way to safeguard that passion is to give yourself a break with a writer vacation. Taking time off and getting away from your office periodically is essential. This is equally true whether you work a...
Writing doesn't require money - unless you plan to be a successful, selling author. You don't need a lot of cash to get started and grow your business, but you do need to be careful with your money. A writing budget system will help you control your spending. Start...
Hitting your writing goals requires a commitment to keep going no matter how hard it is to sit down and write. If you are an author with a lot of projects in progress, but few completed, then make a commitment today to take one of those projects and finish it....
You know exercise for writers is essential. You hear about the benefits of exercise on TV, you read about it online and just about everywhere else. Your friends and family remind you that writing is a sedentary career. The benefits of exercise are more significant when you are under stress...
The middle of your novel is a dangerous point When I started my indie publishing business I gave myself three years to break even because when I created my business plan I determined I had enough to cover my bills for three years. That was a mistake. Yes, I...
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