Not just your time. It’s asking for your honesty. Your attention. Your willingness to not run when it gets uncomfortable. Think about this for a moment. There’s something that our stories want from us more than time. This could be self-reflection, thinking as your ideal reader, understanding what is needed in the story, and many other things that play a role within a book. 📕 When I teach Story First, it helps you find your path within your book and it helps lighten the load further down the process. Now, I want you to ask yourself this question and then write your response in the comments below! 👇 👉 What is your story asking from you right now? Answer that… and you’ll know your next step.

Quick pulse check: ⁉️ Do you know ⁉️ ❓Who your story is for? ❓What they walk away with? ❓What shifts because of your book? If any of these feel unclear, that’s your next step. Work towards understanding your book from who the reader is, what the reader gets, what you want the story to do for you, and where’s that shift in the book? 📕 Clarity creates momentum. Which one feels the most unclear right now? Many of us deal with these! It’s hard to stay on the writing path on a book. 📖 I know for a fact. I have strayed away from my trail many times. But since I have found the Story First Method, it’s so much easier to guide myself to stay on it! What are your thoughts on working towards finding the answers to these questions? Share your thoughts below and lets help each other out! 😁

Here’s something most writers never track. Restart time. Every time you stop writing for several days, your brain spends the next session trying to remember: 💥Where was I? 💥What was happening in the story? 💥What was the emotional tone? Researchers studying creative flow have found that interruptions can create a significant re-entry cost. Sometimes 30 minutes or more. This is why small consistent sessions work better than long gaps. This isn’t because they produce more words. But because they protect story continuity. Where do you notice restart time creeping into your writing?

It took some time to get this up, but HERE it is! This workshop is packed full with information regarding the book creation process. There's still so much that happens behind the screens when you're creating a book. But I made an overview and broke it down into phases, so it's easier to understand. The Phases: 📖 Phase 1: Concept & Positioning 📖 Phase 2: Structure 📖 Phase 3: Drafting 📖 Phase 4: BETA readers 📖 Phase 5: ARC readers 🏁 FINISH LINE with Professional Team! The truth that most people don’t talk about is that books aren’t created in isolation. They’re shaped, refined, and strengthened through multiple hands, perspectives, and strategic support. And when you have the right people in your corner? Everything changes. ⭐️ You stop second-guessing. ⭐️ You move faster. ⭐️ You actually finish. If you’ve been stuck, restarting, or unsure what step comes next—this will give you clarity. Watch the replay, then come back and tell me what landed for you in the comments 👇 And if you’re ready to take this seriously… Comment “Book” and I’ll send you the link to book a call with me and my team. Let’s map your book the right way.

I’m so happy that we had the writing workshop yesterday! It was packed full of goodies and information regarding the book creation process. Since there’s a lot more to creating a book than what I could fit in the time, I did an overview of parts that I felt were essential to creating a book. 📕 Thank you to all you wonderful people that came and to the others who will enjoy the replay! Thank you @Shirley-Louise Daniels @Jo-Ann Morgante @Michael Teferi @Eliza Marin and a few others that are not in this writing community yet! I plan on having the replay up on Monday! Be sure to check it out if you want to write a book no matter what stage that you’re in!