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YOU MAY CONSIDER YOURSELF TO BE AN HONEST PERSON, BUT I BET THERE HAS BEEN A TIME OR TWO WHEN YOU HAVE TOLD YOURSELF LIES ABOUT YOUR ABILITY TO BECOME AN AUTHOR. AS A BOOK COACH, I HAVE HEARD MANY LIES, BUT THESE FEW STAND OUT. TIPS FOR STEPPING INTO YOUR TRUTH FOLLOW, SO IF ANY OF THESE RING TRUE FOR YOU, YOUR SOLUTION IS AT HAND.
Have these words ever escaped your lips? The truth is that writing a book IS time-consuming, but you can get it done. My tips for busting this lie of not having time to write include: Be clear on what you want to write, for whom, and what you want to gain from the experience. 1. Outline your book to make it easier to write or speak into existence when time avails itself. 2. Create a goal and a schedule for writing or capturing your words regularly. Words Count sessions at Prolific Writers Life is a perfect solution. 3. Find a book coach or ghostwriter if you know your capacity or capability is limited. 4. So, you see, there are ways to create the time to become an author. LIE #1—I DON’T HAVE TIME TO WRITE A BOOK
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