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Extreme Planning for Authors: Part One - Planning

Extreme Planning for Authors: Part One - Planning

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Frustrated by the never-ending cycle of incomplete books? Escape the hamster wheel of incomplete books and discover the key to planning a best-selling novel.


Has your dream of authorship turned into a collection of half-finished manuscripts? Inspired by a great idea only to face burnout in the messy middle? Are you terrified by the evils of outlines?

Christy Nicholas, a seasoned indie publishing expert, presents Part One of the "Extreme Planning for Authors" Series, Planning. a transformative guide designed to propel you from a wannabe to a skilled and confident writer. In Part One - Planning, Nicholas shares her decade of real-world expertise to help you break free and finally wrestle your ideas into a cohesive plan.

Nicholas understands the plight of those with half-finished manuscripts and burnout in the messy middle. With clear and actionable guidance, she provides eye-opening techniques to streamline your process and turn your great ideas into brilliant best-sellers. Each chapter is a no-fluff exploration of concrete skills, featuring personal and professional examples, ensuring you can overcome any block in your writing journey.

In "Part One - Planning," you'll discover:

  • Sections on preparation to eliminate guesswork and jumpstart productivity
  • Strategies to plot out your writing path and turn drafting into an exciting adventure
  • Workbook exercises to stay on track and convert lessons into ingrained knowledge


Embark on a journey of self-fulfillment, unparalleled growth, and creative freedom by implementing these core planning concepts. Buy "Extreme Planning for Authors: Part One - Planning" now to craft a must-read and transform your writing dreams into reality.

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Pub dateJan 25, 2025
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