I had no clue that you had a youtube channel! Back in July I had so many ideas for a novel I wanted to write; and one day my mom and I went to a convention of sorts that one of her author friends was signing books at. There were many other authors there but there was one table that caught my attention was one that had so many books on how to write a compelling novel on it. I skimmed through several books and they made sense they just didn't click with me; except for your Save the Cat! Writes a Novel. I kept coming back to it and I ended up buying it and it has been such a huge help and inspiration to me!
I've taken your courses and still are but I still love to see your videos as great reminders. By the way, thanks to you I actually finished my first draft of the first book, in my first series. 1 1 1 nice number. Thank you for giving me manageable clarity in something so overwhelming.
Great video, kudos! Please, let me add that the best (and, maybe, the *only*) way to create a story is by *writing* it. While you are writing, you are forced to think and *invent* (or "design") the story. When you read your story, you can *evaluate* and *change* it. There isn't any better way to manage such task. So, do not waste your time in other activities. In particular, do not wait for inspiration.
I have a suggestion 4 a a video, webinar, course and book. My suggestion is Learning how to write interconnecting books series and crossover books series. The best example of this is Star Trek which has multiple different interconnecting series and character arcs that span across each series. The best example I can give is the crossover between Star Trek the next generation deep space nine and Voyager. Each of these is syfy and it is the kind of stories I'm attempting to write.
Though you make good points but some of them are really not helpful though, for example the thing about how long can you write not everyone can predict what the length of time their going write for. even if your plotter this difficulty differs based on the person while you base this on yourself which makes it difficult to follow this and understand you points of advice a good example of this is when you recommend people to write in the morning that you seem so hell-bent on telling people to write in morning that you spend more than a entire minute explaining why it’s good for you. please next time you do a guide on writing routines make sure it’s on everyone’s perspective and not just yours.
She makes excellent points that are clear and concise. Of course, you don’t have to do exactly what the video says. Adjust it to fit your schedule. You are in charge of choosing the time of day and the duration of your writing sessions. That was very clear to understand.
I had no clue that you had a youtube channel! Back in July I had so many ideas for a novel I wanted to write; and one day my mom and I went to a convention of sorts that one of her author friends was signing books at. There were many other authors there but there was one table that caught my attention was one that had so many books on how to write a compelling novel on it. I skimmed through several books and they made sense they just didn't click with me; except for your Save the Cat! Writes a Novel. I kept coming back to it and I ended up buying it and it has been such a huge help and inspiration to me!
I've taken your courses and still are but I still love to see your videos as great reminders. By the way, thanks to you I actually finished my first draft of the first book, in my first series. 1 1 1 nice number. Thank you for giving me manageable clarity in something so overwhelming.
I'm so happy to hear this! Congratulations! And thanks for your wonderful complements!
Very inspiring!!❤ TY!!
This video is WAY better than I expected. Especially the part about how half an hour a day is better than nothing. Thank you!
This is great advice, not only for writers but for creatives of any type that have a morning ritual!
Unexpectedly practical and insightful. Great video
Great video, kudos! Please, let me add that the best (and, maybe, the *only*) way to create a story is by *writing* it. While you are writing, you are forced to think and *invent* (or "design") the story. When you read your story, you can *evaluate* and *change* it. There isn't any better way to manage such task. So, do not waste your time in other activities. In particular, do not wait for inspiration.
I have a suggestion 4 a a video, webinar, course and book. My suggestion is Learning how to write interconnecting books series and crossover books series. The best example of this is Star Trek which has multiple different interconnecting series and character arcs that span across each series. The best example I can give is the crossover between Star Trek the next generation deep space nine and Voyager. Each of these is syfy and it is the kind of stories I'm attempting to write.
These tips are so timely. Thank you!
Thanks!
This is such an amazingly informative video and really inspired me to readjust my writing routine. Please make more and keep it up!
Fantastic hacks and great advice. I really like the idea of using the senses. Thanks, Jessica.
Thanks very much for the video! ❤ It is really helpful!
Will be implementing your advice in 2021. Happy New Year, Jessica!
Happy New Year to you! Thank you! I hope it is helpful! Best of luck with your writing.
Thank you Jessica, this is wonderful advice.
Awesome!!! 👍👍👍
Thank you mam❤
Wonderful. Absolutely pleased with these tips. Greetings!
Thanks, Jessica. Those are some great ideas.
I'm so glad! I hope they are helpful. Keep writing!
@@jessicabrody1 Yes , But I'm not going to download the app 📲 you made . Nothing personal against you , I'm not sure it'll work for me . ♑️✍️🇦🇺🇳🇴
Hi Jessica! It looks like the writingroutine link doesn't work. Is there a better place to get the guide? Love the video. thanks!
I'm just loving to see your content, Jessica! ❤️ Thank you!
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Me: *listening while writing* oops...
Thank you, great suggestions! Loved Productivity Hacks For Writers, amazing course.
Thanks so much! This means a great deal to me! Keep writing!
What a great video. Great advice.
Thanks Jessica!
You're so welcome! I'm glad it's helpful, Chantel! Keep writing!
Great.❤️👌😍
What a great video! Thanks for the work you put into it!
This is an amazing video.. thanks a lot for your advices
Great advice 👍
Thank you!
You're very welcome! I'm glad it's helpful for you!
It's like you know me 😉
It's hard to set up a routine and stick to it - I know! I hope this helps you!
people watching this video instead of writing
I don't even know how to write
Though you make good points but some of them are really not helpful though, for example the thing about how long can you write not everyone can predict what the length of time their going write for. even if your plotter this difficulty differs based on the person while you base this on yourself which makes it difficult to follow this and understand you points of advice a good example of this is when you recommend people to write in the morning that you seem so hell-bent on telling people to write in morning that you spend more than a entire minute explaining why it’s good for you. please next time you do a guide on writing routines make sure it’s on everyone’s perspective and not just yours.
She makes excellent points that are clear and concise. Of course, you don’t have to do exactly what the video says. Adjust it to fit your schedule. You are in charge of choosing the time of day and the duration of your writing sessions. That was very clear to understand.