Writing Tips: How To Be A Prolific Writer With Bec Evans From Prolifiko

[@galaxylucia1898]

That's what I was missing--when are the times that i'm going to CELEBRATE and reward myself for all of my milestones. I just have this aggressive schedule of writing, editing, repeat and I KNOW that for my personal well-being (and relationships) I need to have a balance as well as take it easy on myself. Great talk ladies. Thank you so much!

[@thecreativepenn]

Definitely give yourself some celebration time :)

[@henbane2247]

I've never thought about rewarding myself before. Definitely a good idea

[@jasonstrange1490]

I really loved this episode. Listened to it while on my riding lawnmower... mowing Ohio grass Inspired me to go write with the hope of 1 day being prolific.

[@augusta.5089]

Absolutely wonderful advice about never finding things get easier because you're continuing to push yourself and always improving. I can't believe I never thought about writing that way, but it's so true.

[@thecreativepenn]

I hope we can always be pushing ourselves to new creative challenges

[@annmanzo]

extremely helpful for me, thanks

[@patriceduval1722]

What a creative and practical approach to writing.

[@TikiriHerath]

I'm so glad to know I'm not the only project-binge writer! Thanks Joanna and Bec for an insightful video.

[@ClintLoweTube]

Great advice.

[@ZombieJohn]

Great stuff-from start to finish! ❤️

[@LawrenceCaldwellAuthor]

Perfect since Nano is coming up!

[@piecemealwisdom3248]

Thank you Joanna and I love both of you in this vid. You put up awesome contents as always.

[@FaithWest]

Excellent interview. Joanna, I just finished reading your book, How to Write Non-Fiction, and really enjoyed. Question: I am looking for scripting for e-mails that I can use to launch my book to my list because I am coming up blank with what to write. Can you recommend a book or program that offers an e-mail swipe list?

[@thecreativepenn]

Glad you found it useful. I don't know about any swipe files for this kind of thing, but wishing you all the best.

[@chrisdyson5513]

Interesting and very helpful. Thank you both.

[@coleenpowell]

Thank you very much for this video!

[@mobeenjafarmir1951]

I love your accent teeming with smile and affection..

[@alisonf.haring3411]

Amazing advice as usual :)

[@risafey]

Wonderful interview.. :D

[@ClintLoweTube]

Joanna: how do you handle the uncomfortable seats in the cafés?

[@thecreativepenn]

I'm never there for too long :) but my cafe seats are pretty good!

[@GregKerchhoff]

Interesting but not sure how I become more productive. Seems to me it all depends on what you choose to measure. If I write 4000 words in two hours my productivity is 2000 words an hour, great. But if I thought about a scene for four hours before writing it my overall productivity goes down to 666 words an hour. The plus is my thinking can take place when I am walking the dog, doing shopping etc. All unused downtime.

[@ClintLoweTube]

If you're talking those numbers, you sound productive.

[@nightwriter6480]

If that four hours helped you to avoid rewriting much of your first draft... time well spent I guess :) And if idea strikes you, then just take a phone and record the great idea. I do it a lot.