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There is always going to be something else going on.   I think when people are ready to write a book—whether it is a memoir, self-help, or even some type of fiction novel—everyone says, “Oh, I’ll write this when I have extra hours,” or “when I’m not so busy,” or “when this is finished,” or “when I finally retire.”    But there's always going to be something that’s going to prevent you from having 40 hours to write each week.   That’s okay, because— ­      2. You don’t need to

We’ve all been there—staring at a blank page, struggling to find the right words. The key to overcoming writer's block is to figure out why you're blocked...   Creative burnout Feeling overwhelmed by the process Feeling lost on where to start or how to move forward Lack of inspiration   ...and picking the best approach to help get your creative flow back.  ­ 1. Change Your Location   If you’re used to writing in the same location, try switching things up. A change of environm

Your life, the one you have lived every single day, no one else has ever experienced. You have memories, thoughts, perspectives, and a voice that no one else has. But most people fall into the belief that their lives are not “interesting” enough or “meaningful” enough or “famous” enough to write about. To that, I say: What defines interesting? What defines meaningful? What defines famous? First, our life might not seem interesting to us because we live it, but to someone else