Decide where you want to write.
.
Do you like writing in Panera Bread?
Panera Bread has soft warm chocolate chip cookies that melt in your mouth.
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It's important for you to make these decisions.
What role are you playing ?
Are you the author?
Are you the writer?
Are you both?
P.S. Cherise is both author and writer
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Determine the time of day to write.
Take baby steps.
Place your first two writing projects on your calendar.
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Write a vision for your book.
Where do you see your book going?
You are the expert that will turn your raw material into:
1. movie scripts
2. courses
3. study guides
4. television series
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Use Evernote for gathering research
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Write a short-term or long- term goal for completing your book.
Example: I will finish a 75,000 nonfiction book by
September 27, 2022.
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Make extra income by creating online courses .
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Get rid of all distractions
Did you write today?
Use the Pomodoro Technique to help with focus.
Example:
Write down your
Date| Time| Type| Activity | Notes |
This will help you with self-observation and decision making aimed at process progression.
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Do you have traffic coming to your website?
Find a sponsor for your website
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75,000-120,000 words
60,000-75,000
50,000-60,000
2,000-10,000
As an expert, master the art of writing and whatever you do, “do not write in a bubble” (Karen Horne, SVP) share your work. Start by writing in your journal daily. As a writer, you must have a powerful and precise vocabulary. All writers need a dictionary. You need several be sure to download the online American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language in your cellphone or on your tablet. The online American Heritage dictionary is a good source for word roots and history. Get in the habit of writing daily. Even if you only have 15 minutes. Use those minutes to write about whatever comes to mind. You can write about your day at the coffee shop or meeting someone special. As a writer, you are the expert that will turn your raw material into books, courses, study guides or television series we will watch on Netflix. Think like a poet. Write like a poet. Work like a poet. Read the example below that is written by our founder Cherise A. Williams.
"Your love is my amazing grace that smiles upon me like a setting sun."~Cherise A. Williams
We encourage you to think this over
How is the television journalist reporting the same story differently when you watch the news? Give yourself a sense of storytelling by reading and watching how television journalist reports the news on CBS This Morning, E-News, and MSNBC. Read different news articles online from MSNBC Daily or Forbes. When you do this, it makes you culturally literate. It takes discipline and commitment to be a writer. What’s in your toolbox? If you do not have a toolbox, download Evernote or list notes to write down your thoughts. Always remember you have ideas that are worth reading.
Notes:
The above partial lecture came from our founder Cherise A. Williams educator notes, speechwriting journal notes she took when she was in speechwriting class that took place at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business, in the Rafik B. Hariri Building Fisher Colloquuium, Writing for Social Justice class, and Writing for Television with Shonda Rhimes (Masterclass) and Karen Horne (ABFF).
Below is your weekly and daily writing schedule for writing your blogs, books, scripts, speeches, etc.
Start your book outline on Monday and Wednesday
Research on Tuesday and Thursday
Review your outline on Friday
5 days: 100 words a day
7 days : 72 words a day
5 days: 300 words a day
7 days: 215 words a day
5 days: 400 words a day
7 days: 286 words a day
5 days: 500 words a day
7 days: 358 words a day
5 days: 600 words a day
7 days: 429 words a day
5 days: 700 words a day
7 days: 500 words a day
5 days: 800 words a day
7 days: 572 words a day
5 days: 900 words a day
7 days: 643 words a day
5 days: 1000 words a day
7 days: 715 words a day
5 days: 1,100 words a day
7 days: 786 words a day
5 days: 1,200 words a day
7 days: 858 words a day
5 days: 1,300 words a day
7 days: 929 words a day
5 days: 1,400 words a day
7 days: 1,000 words a day
5 days: 1,500 words a day
7 days: 1,072 words a day
5 days: 1,600 words a day
7 days: 1,143 words a day
5 days: 1,700 words a day
7 days: 1,215 words a day
5 days: 1,800 words a day
7 days: 1,286
5 days: 1,900 words a day
7 days: 1,358 words a day
Week 19 word total 10,000
5 days: 2,000 words a day
7 days: 1,429 words a day
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