10 Traits That Separate the Writers Who Finish from the Ones Who Don’t
Season 3, Episode 101, Jun 15, 11:12 PM
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You know the feeling. You’ve got a book inside you (maybe five), a business to run, and a to-do list that’s breeding overnight. But still, you want to write it. You want to finish it. You want to be that woman. The one who actually did it.
This episode is a love letter (and a bit of a kick up the bum) to that version of you. I’m sharing the 10 traits that I’ve noticed in the women I work with who actually finish their books.
You’ll hear:
This episode is a love letter (and a bit of a kick up the bum) to that version of you. I’m sharing the 10 traits that I’ve noticed in the women I work with who actually finish their books.
You’ll hear:
- Why self-discipline beats motivation every single time
- The exact traits that separate published authors from everyone else
- How to stop letting your emotions hijack your goals
- What real accountability looks like (spoiler: no more excuses)
- Why being honest with yourself is your biggest power move
This isn’t another pep talk. It’s a mirror. If you’re tired of second-guessing, procrastinating, and waiting for the perfect conditions to create your best work, this is for you. Hit play, take what you need, and start leading yourself like you mean it.
I hope you enjoy listening!
Further resources:
I hope you enjoy listening!
Further resources:
- Sign up for the FREE Write Stuff newsletter here.
- My book, ‘Dare to Write: How to Write a Nonfiction Book to Grow Your Business,’ is available now on Amazon and on my website.
Connect with Steph:
Website: https://stephcaswell.com/
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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephcaswell/
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