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Index
Title Page
Contents
Million Dollar Productivity
Copyright
The Million Dollar Writing Series
Introduction
I. No Excuses—Finding the Time to Write
Being a Full-Time Writer
If Only I Had the Time
No Excuses
A Day at Work
II. The Mathematics of Productivity
The Mathematics of Productivity
III. Kevin’s Eleven—11 Tips to Increase Your Writing Productivity
Introduction
#1 Shut Up and Write!
#2 Defy the Empty Page
#3 Work on Different Projects at the Same Time
#4 Dare to Be Bad (at First) … Then Fix It
#5 Use Every Minute
#6 Set Goals for Yourself … and Stick to Them
#7 Know the Difference Between WRITING
#8 Create the Best Writing Environmentfor Yourself
#9 Think Outside the Keyboard
#10 Get Inspired!
#11 Know When to Stop
Recap
Afterword
About the Author
Million Dollar Professionalism for the Writer
Copyright
The Million Dollar Writing Series
Introduction
I. The Professional Mindset
Speak, Dress, and Act Professionally
Be Reliable
Always Do Your Best Work
Don’t Be a Jerk
Don’t Make Enemies or Start Feuds
Don’t Begrudge Other Writers Their Success
Show Gratitude
II. Dirty Secrets
Dirty Secret #1: Sheer Writing Talent Will Not Guarantee Success
Dirty Secret #2: Personal Connections Really Can Help
Dirty Secret #3: “Overnight Successes” Usually Aren’t
Dirty Secret #4: Don’t Let Writing Classes or Critique Groups Take the Place of Writing
Dirty Secret #5: The Wrong Agent Can Be Worse Than No Agent at All
Dirty Secret #6: Advertising Is Expensive. Publicity Is Cheap
III. The Business Mindset
Get to Know Your Business
Learn to Accept Rejection
Don’t Quit Your Day Job
Build and Maintain Your Reputation
Success Breeds Success
Afterword
Acknowledgments
About the Authors
Worldbuilding
Book Description
The Million Dollar Writing Series
Copyright
1. Creating Universes, Big and Small
2. Everyday Worldbuilding
3. Questions Are Your Best Building Blocks
4. A Worldbuilding Ingredients List
5. Reviewing the Ingredients
6. Conclusion
About the Author
Other WordFire Press Titles
Writing As a Team Sport
Book Description
Copyright
Introduction
1. To Collaborate or Not to Collaborate (Why?)
2. How to Choose a Collaborator (Who?)
3. Methods of Collaboration (How?)
4. Decisions, Problem-Solving, and Tips (What?)
5. Worst-Case Scenarios
Summary
References
Sample Collaboration Agreement
About the Authors
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