I Wrote Every Day for a Year - This is What I Learned

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Natalie Forslind

Natalie Forslind

Күн бұрын

I took a year off from work to focus on writing. To make sure I got the most out of the experience, I decided to start writing every day. At the time of this conference, I will have written every day for almost 1.5 years. During this time, I have tried different famous author’s writing routines, read a lot of books on productivity, and written a book about writing and productivity.
This seminar will share my key findings when it comes to habits, writing, and productivity. Most people don’t realise how easy it can be to start writing every day. Most people also don’t realise the importance of relaxation and rebooting when working on big projects like books.
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My name is Natalie Forslind, I am a writing coach, author, and Growth Markter who teaches writers how to become more productive and market themselves online.
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@MargaretPinard
@MargaretPinard 15 күн бұрын
Ooh, mining teenage journals for YA slang--that is on point! Except that it may be labeled 'historical' by the time we publish 😂
@MargaretPinard
@MargaretPinard 15 күн бұрын
Hi Natalie! I'm enjoying this presentation a lot, now that I'm watching back everyone's that I couldn't make at the AWC! Just a note that it's Haruki, not Hariku, for the author's name. I've always seen writers on YT doing "write like..." videos and it never appealed to me but I like the examples you've chosen a lot!💖
@NatalieForslind
@NatalieForslind 15 күн бұрын
@@MargaretPinard nice to meet you, and thank you so much 💞
@MargaretPinard
@MargaretPinard 15 күн бұрын
FIVE books in one year!?! Wow, that's the proof inthe pudding for sure--when should we expect to see these come out? (e.g. in English) 😇What types of stories are you fired up by?
@NatalieForslind
@NatalieForslind 15 күн бұрын
@@MargaretPinard they’re in Swedish so I will publish them to the Swedish market first then they will me translated to English. So it might take a year or two, but I am trying to speed up the process. ☺️☺️ I wrote three fantasy book, one romance/feelgood and one non fiction. Which types of stories do you write?
@MargaretPinard
@MargaretPinard 14 күн бұрын
@@NatalieForslind historical (19thc) fiction and historical fantasy short stories, so far . English only, though I’ve tried doing my journal in French! 😂
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