They discuss Joshua’s system for making any issue feel manageable, his process for writing a bestseller in under a month, and the mentality that made his success inevitable. Small steps, every day, add up.Click Here to Get All Podcast Show Notes!ĭo you think you could write a book? Do you believe, in yourself, that you could write a bestseller? In this new episode, Sharran talks with Joshua Sprague, a self-made author, marketer, and skier who wrote a book in 21 days and created the life he knew he could have, no matter what. You will be able to achieve your goal within the next 12 months (if not much sooner!). Have you wanted to write a book or create a course for a while now? Join me in committing to writing 500 words/day. I am honestly days ahead of my goal right now with writing 500 words every day. The more that I write, the more I keep wanting to write… and the easier that it gets to keep writing. It’s going to be *amazing* and I just can’t wait to launch the course in May!
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It’s sort of a companion guide for my business book, but it has worksheets and action steps and looks more at how to really ROCK your freelancing business. I am so thrilled you are joining me for this ride Spend the next 30-days with me working on the first draft of your book. However, those have been put on the back burner slightly while I’ve been creating my freelancer e-course featuring step-by-step tips on how to set yourself up for freelancing success. Write a book (hard) Some people write a 50,000 word novel in one month, as part of National November Write a Novel.
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Writing 500 words/day enabled me to create my free social media tips book for lifestyle bloggers and a couple other little book projects that are too early in the works to talk about just yet. 30 day challenges are about trying something new, different, healthy, fun, or even crazy every day for 30 days which, incidentally, is the approximate number of days it takes to form a new habit. It’s been a lot of fun, and I’m really excited to share the things I’m working on with all of you. Some days I don’t end up getting in my 500 words, but most days I get in at least 700 words (and since last month I spent nearly all of my free time working on my new course that I’m creating, I managed to get in over 3,000 words in one day!). It’s been amazing how well this challenge has worked for me so far. That would feel like cheating, and totally defeat the purpose of the challenge! My blog posts are always at least 300 words long, and sometimes upwards of 1,000 words since I write four articles a week, I didn’t want it to contribute to my 500 words/day challenge. I decided that this 500 words/day challenge would pertain to products I was creating, like books and courses (as well as other fun things, like writing letters to people). I set myself some ground rules right away in January. That’s just about one page in a Google Doc every day. When youre done, read all the way through and you. So today I challenge you to begin a 30-day journal Follow the prompts or your own and get to know yourself a bit better. I just placed a few articles on the site at that time to see how they performed. We are able to truly work through our thoughts and feelings rather than bury them. The 30-Day Challenge I started writing on Medium in August of 2018. That means I could theoretically write six books in 12 months!Īlthough 1,600 words every day for 30 days had been kind of ridiculous during NaNoWriMo, 500 words seemed much more doable. It allows us to get to know ourselves a bit better and to articulate what we are feeling. Here youll find community, accountability, and a step-by-step action plan to finally help. My business book is a little over 30,000 words. Come take the challenge and learn to write a book in sixty days. In December, my book, The Business of Writing & Editing: Practical Tips & Templates for New Freelancers, was also at the publishers (and it’s now been published! You can check it out on Amazon or GoodReads).Īt any rate, there I was, at the end of December, and I was thinking to myself… what if I wrote 500 words a day, every day, for the entire year of 2016? That would add up to 182,500 words by the end of the year.
Writing about 1,600 words/day was HARD, but I did it. It was residual, I think, of successfully completing National Novel Writing Month in November. Grab your worksheet to create your freelance services webpage > This year, however, I decided to implement a challenge for myself: to write 500 words a day, every day, for the whole year.
In past years, I’ve chosen a word/phrase to live by for the year instead of a New Year’s resolution.
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