How to Achieve Balance in Your Writing Journey

[@gordonmcginnis7274]

This YT channel covers such a wide and useful range of writing/writing with AI related topics. It is seldom that I come across one of The Nerdy Novelist's vids and go, "Eh, not interested." And BTW I just signed up on your web site and can't access your prompt library/Plot Module (not positive what it is called) or courses. Basically, all the free stuff you offer I can't get at. When I click on those links it acts like it wants to go there but can't complete the move.

[@michaeloverton3272]

Your information is always superb. I love the expression “goldilocks” it is just right!

[@MindSnackBar]

Could you please do a full course video on using Draft to Digital services for Ai authors and tips to help with the process 🙏🏼🥺🙏🏼

[@MindSnackBar]

What are your thoughts on Raptor Write and how it stacks up to Novel Crafter?

[@milestrombley1466]

In Hollywood, I heard directors and producers attacks fans when their films flopped. Don't be like them and blame other people for your book's failure. Listen to advices and improve.

[@keithtarrier4558]

Yep. And so many films, music, books that the "experts" said were bad, become hits and/or fan/cult favorites and time makes them even better. So many hit books, music and films 20-30 years later are pretty bad.

[@davidheald7957]

6:22 One question that I'm curious of is how would you differentiate someone who comes to you saying your book won't sell because it doesn't contain certain tropes from someone else who says it won't sell because they don't think it's marketable or doesn't fit whatever trends/focus group studies are popular at the time? Because I feel like there might be a fine line between the two camps.

[@keithtarrier4558]

Most people involved with Star Wars (yes, a movie, not a book) when it was being made thought it would be a flop.