Insights from a NYT Bestseller

[@michaelm7823]

What a helpful video, Nani. So much wisdom, so many hours of other people learning the hard way, and we get the chance to take a shortcut to good writing practice, if we are able to listen to the article and the tips you share. I also love reading books about writing, documentaries about writers and writing, learn about their desk set up, their editing process, whether they use pad or typewriter or Scrivener, but of course most important is writing every day. The take away, for me, is to start to write without expectation of story but to learn about me as a writer. That takes some pressure off, and makes dipping into the river more appealing, less arduous. Thank you! This is one of your best, I think. 🙏🏻👍🏻✌🏻✍️

[@NaniLiYang]

Thank you so much Mike! I’m so glad to hear you love what’s in the article. I too benefit so much from it! - PS: I’m in Yosemite at the moment, finally able to find some cell signals to catch up. I brought my Proust with me.

[@NavyaPantOfficial]

Hi Nani hope you are doing well. I am actually missing your videos . I am really waiting for them . Though your community post I got to know you are busy with some project . Hope you will update us soon and also please if possible start uploading videos soon . Lots of love 🫶🏻

[@NaniLiYang]

Thank you! Nav! I’m directing a show and it will be done by the end of the January. Thank you for the love you send to me! Will be back soon!

[@EMILIOSUAREZ1]

Hi, Nani. This time I can only say, I agree.

[@NaniLiYang]

Thank you! Emilio! 😉