Savannah Gilbo
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13 recordings
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first heard May 2026
last heard 18 Aug
Savannah Gilbo’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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If you've been working on the same novel for months or even years, you might have started to wonder whether you need more time, more discipline, or maybe just a better idea or more talent.
But what if the real reason you haven't finished is that you've been trying to solve the wrong problem?
Well, in today's episode, I'm breaking down five common beliefs that keep writers stuck and what your draft actually needs from you instead.
In today's episode, we're talking about five common beliefs that can quietly keep you from finishing your first draft.
Because when you've been working on the same novel for months or maybe even years, it's natural to start looking for an explanation.
You might assume you don't have enough time, or maybe that you need to be more disciplined, or that you still have way too much to learn before you're ready to start writing.
And then when none of these solutions seem to work, it's easy to start wondering whether the problem is you or whether your story idea simply isn't good enough.
But in many cases, writers aren't stuck because they lack talent, commitment, or a good idea.
They're stuck because they've mistaken the symptom for the cause.
And what I mean by that is they keep trying to solve problems that aren't actually responsible for them being stuck.
So in this episode, we're going to look at five of the most common myths that keep writers stuck, how each one gets in the way, and what's actually true instead, all so that you can make forward progress towards finishing your draft.
All right, so let's dive right in, starting with myth number one.
And myth number one is, if I had more time or tried harder, then maybe I'd finish my draft.
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