Successfully Self-Publish

Every writer needs a place where they can write in peace and quiet, otherwise, all the noise and distractions can stem the flow of creativity. Of course, it’s not always easy finding a quiet, peaceful space inside your home, especially if you have little ones, live with your parents, or in a dorm or apartment. But where there is a will, there is a way. And this week, I’ve brought the go-to gal when it comes to organization and enhancing your space on the show so we can discuss why you need a sacred writing nook, as well as where and how you can create one, even on a budget and even if space is limited. It just takes a little creativity. And as writers, we have creativity on reserve.

In this episode, you will:

· Learn why it’s important to create your very own writing space/nook

· Learn where you can set up a writing nook, even in small spaces

· Learn some of the best home office products to enhance your space

· Learn ways to organize and make your writing space most productive

Hosts & Guests

Host – Christina Kaye

Guest Host – Author Ally Deatherage

To learn more about Ally’s book on organization:

https://www.allydeatherage.com/

Shop for Essentials/Supplies for Your Writing Nook:

https://modernbossboutique.com/

To Follow Write Your Best Book on ALL Social Media:

@writeyourbestbook

To Contact Christina Kaye:

[email protected]

www.writeyourbestbook.com

For a Consultation with Christina Kaye

https://letsmeet.io/writeyourbestbook/free-coaching-call

For a FREE Sample Edit & Quote for Book Editing:

https://writeyourbestbook.com/contact-us/

Online Writing Course - Best Book Method: How to Write, Publish, and Sell Your Book

https://bookboss-writingcourse-vault.teachable.com/purchase?product_id=2421304

 

I know I’m not alone when I have moments where I need to be writing…or even WANT to be writing…but inspiration is nowhere to be found. While we all wish inspiration struck us every day the way it did when that idea first hit us like lightning from a clear, blue sky, the reality is, it doesn’t. In fact, often, lack of inspiration is the biggest reason we don’t finish writing when we planned to, and it can even be the real reason behind most cases of “writer’s block.” So, this week, we’re talking about how to get (and stay) inspired to write, even when it feels hopeless.

In this episode, you will:

· Learn what do to when you feel uninspired but need/want to write

· Learn ways to get inspired even if it seems hopeless

· Learn why inspiration sometimes doesn’t come when we need it most

· Learn tips on staying inspired and motivated to write so we don’t get stuck

Hosts & Guests

Host – Christina Kaye

Guest Host – Peter Robinson

To learn more about Peter Robinson books:

https://inspectorbanks.com/

Online Writing Course - Best Book Method: How to Write, Publish, and Sell Your Book

https://bookboss-writingcourse-vault.teachable.com/purchase?product_id=2421304

Shop for Essentials/Supplies for Your Writing Nook:

https://bookbossboutique.com/

To Follow Write Your Best Book on ALL Social Media:

@writeyourbestbook

To Contact Christina Kaye:

[email protected]

www.writeyourbestbook.com

For a Consultation with Christina Kaye

https://letsmeet.io/writeyourbestbook/free-coaching-call

For a FREE Sample Edit & Quote for Book Editing:

https://writeyourbestbook.com/contact-us/

 

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