Christopher di ArmaniAfter the pain of pregnancy (writing your book) and childbirth (publishing your book) comes rearing your baby (more commonly known as book marketing).
Christopher di ArmaniThe most important job when writing your first draft is to get the words out of your head and onto the page. The best way to accomplish this is to
Christopher di ArmaniOur tendency is to second-guess every line we write, instead of just allowing ourselves to enter that magical flow state where the words pour out of
Christopher di ArmaniIf we wait for that “perfect” time to write, when inspiration, motivation and desire all collide, we’re not going to get much writing done. So how do
Christopher di ArmaniYou were born with some level of writing talent, but it’s your job to hone that talent into a mighty skill so your words have impact.
Christopher di ArmaniSuccess has formula. Dream + Plan + Deadline + Action = Success The trouble for most people is that 4th element: action.
Christopher di ArmaniYou are born with some level of talent. It may be a little or it may be a lot. But your talent isn’t what will make you successful.
Christopher di ArmaniDo any of these excuses sound familiar? “I’m too busy to write a book.” “I don’t have time to write.” “I don’t know what to write.”
Christopher di ArmaniMotivation, like inspiration, can be a fickle friend, so I believe in building a solid foundation and build levels of motivation on top of it so I can
Christopher di ArmaniThe only way to successfully traverse the winding road of Publication Highway is by hard work and determination. On the easy days, this is… easy.
Christopher di ArmaniWhen I take care of the small things, the big things take care of themselves. This perseverance also helps us become the person for whom this success
