If you struggle to find the time, the patience, and the focus you need to get your writing project done, you're not alone. Every writer deals with distractions, dead ends, and those days when nothing works.
In the twenty years that I’ve been working full-time as an author, I’ve never not had a book under contract. That means I have to get up every day and write, even when I don’t feel like it.
Over the years, I've developed all kinds of tricks and techniques to help me keep going. Now I’m going to teach you everything that’s worked for me.  I’m going to give you my twenty best ideas for building a successful writing practice. I’ve used all of these at one time or another, and it’s how I’ve kept writing—and supported myself as a full-time author—for two decades.
Whether you’re embarking on your first writing project, or trying to get your tenth book finished, you’ll find something here that helps you to maintain a more satisfying, productive writing practice.

Intro:  Building Great Writing Habits 

Some Thoughts on Discipline, and Your Project 

How, When, and Where

Big Picture Priorities

Pick Up a Habit!

Find Cues that Work for You

Maintain Your Brain

Getting Unstuck and Final Thoughts

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