You want to change, yet you continue to point out all the reasons why you can’t write consistently or productively. You may already realize this, but fighting for your limitations is a broken strategy—if you want to transform yourself into the nonfiction writer you know you can…and want…to be. Every time you say, “I really want to____ (Fill in the…
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5 Ways to Stop Fighting for Your Limitations as a Nonfiction Writer
How a Relationships with Your Future Self Helps You Achieve Writing Goals
Are you well acquainted with your future self? You might think that’s a crazy question to ask since your future self exists in the future. However, you live in the present; therefore, never the twain shall meet, right? Wrong. Your current self can develop a relationship with your future self. Not only that, a conscious connection with your future self…
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How to Turn Your Writing Setbacks Into Setups for Success
Setbacks… Setbacks are discouraging, whether its a rejection from an agent, a computer glitch that causes you to lose your manuscript, or an illness that keeps you away from your writing desk. No writer wants to take three steps backward because doing so is disappointing and disheartening. However, every setback can be a setup for growth, learning, a new version…
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Why Committing 90 Percent to Your Writing is More Difficult than 100 Percent
When committing to your writing and publishing goals, you’ve probably heard the age-old advice to “give 110 percent.” Yet, how often do you commit to working on your current work-in-progress—but not entirely. You say you are committed to writing, but only about 90 percent (or less). Think about the times when you weren’t fully committed to writing. How difficult did…
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A 12-Step Process for Getting Desired Writing Results
Goal setting has become a widespread practice for people in many careers, including nonfiction writing. However, the majority of people never achieve their goals. So, don’t set writing goals. Instead, get desired writing results by being someone who can move successfully from where you are now—Point A—to where you want to be in a year—Point B. Point B may look…
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Learn the Real Secret to How Writers Increase Their Productivity Level
Are you as productive as you’d like to be? If you are reading this post, I guess the answer to that question is “no.” Otherwise, you wouldn’t be interested in discovering the secret to unlocking increased productivity levels, would you? As a Certified High Performance Coach, I have many productivity strategies, tips, and hacks I can offer to nonfiction writers….
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How to Find the Courage to become a Nonfiction Writer and Author
Are you waiting to have the courage to start writing nonfiction or share your writing with the world? If so, stop waiting. Instead, take bold action. You see, courage is what you have when you act boldly. Think of the person who saves a dog lying on the tracks while a train is hurtling toward him. Consider the husband who…
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