How to Know When You Should Write a Book | Bill Blankschaen Episode Recap

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Almost everyone has a story inside them that is bursting to be told, but timing is indeed everything. So, how do you know when it's the right time to sit down and begin writing? Today, AJ recaps our recent conversation with the best-selling author, Bill Blankschaen, to highlight everything you need to know about writing your first words. First, it's important to understand that writing a book is a time-consuming process and one that you should never rush. Then, we learn about the importance of knowing your book's purpose and intent before writing your first word, and why you'll know you're ready to write a book when you're willing to talk about it, on repeat, for at least two years.

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