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How to write a Book in 30 Days – Creating Chapters

How to write a Book in 30 Days – Creating Chapters

by Steve Spillman | Feb 27, 2014 | blog, How to write a book in 30 days | 0 comments

Let’s review: The first step we took on this journey was to simply ‘begin writing’ – to develop the habit of writing on a regular schedule. In the end, writers write; if you’re not writing regularly you may want to be a writer someday, but you’re not a...
How to write a book in 30 days – Creating an Outline

How to write a book in 30 days – Creating an Outline

by Steve Spillman | Feb 13, 2014 | blog, How to write a book in 30 days | 0 comments

Now that you’ve got your PostIt notes or index cards arranged in a logical progression, like stepping stones leading down the path you want to take the reader, it’s time to put those ‘stepping stones into an outline. An outline is basically arranging your ‘stepping...
How to write a book in 30 days – Plotting your course

How to write a book in 30 days – Plotting your course

by Steve Spillman | Jan 30, 2014 | blog, How to write a book in 30 days, Writing | 0 comments

Last week we talked about getting our ideas out on paper via our ‘analog modular capture and recording system’ … otherwise known as PostIt® notes! You can click here for an image of my notes for the upcoming book ‘Write a Book in 30 Days’ – I’ll be doing this right...

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