Chapter 1 – Kick In The A$$
Chapter 2 – Fighting Through The Fear
Chapter 3 – The Process
Chapter 4 – Keeping It Original
Chapter 5 – Setting A Schedule
Chapter 6 – Discipline
Chapter 7 – Finding Time To Write
Chapter 8 – What’s The Deadline
Chapter 9 – Feedback
Chapter 10 – Keep Moving
Chapter 11 – Write To The End
Chapter 12 – Last Words… One More Time
CONTINUING EDUCATION
I’m 385% as efficient today as I was in August 2015 when I stated tracking. Even when I started tracking, I’d always been more efficient than my peers around me, but I can’t say how much more efficient. Regardless, 1 hour of work today is equal to 2 hours and 51 minutes of work in 2015. I have every intention to keep tracking and scaling this.
RECOMMENDED BOOK LIST FOR WRITERS
I wish I would have had a list of books like this when I first started out. After reading over 100 books, on writing, editing, publishing, and marketing, I decided sharing my top choices would help others like you. If this post helps, please leave a comment on which book helped you. I like to keep this list updated and see which books help others.
DOKKŌDŌ PRECEPT FOUR
“Think lightly of yourself and deeply of the world.”
DOKKŌDŌ PRECEPT THREE
“Do not, under any circumstances, depend on a partial feeling.”
DOKKŌDŌ PRECEPT TWO
“Do not seek pleasure for its own sake.”
DOKKŌDŌ PRECEPT ONE
“Accept everything just the way it is.”
PUBLISHING
If you are a writer, then you should publish. You should share the words and thoughts you produce; be it for entertainment or informative.
OTHERS
It makes no difference to your writing and publishing journey what others are doing. Stop comparing your road to theirs. You have decades of experiences they do not, and vice versa, therefore comparison is pointless.
PASSION
Your greatest strength and weakness, lies in your passion. It can be used to fuel great creations with reckless abandon for everything else in your life. Or it can result in wasted years on trivial activities that only supply momentary enjoyment; heroine.