The Author Code: The Habits of Writing (Self Help Success Book 7)

Book Synopsis: Why do some authors thrive and others struggle? How can you push through the noise to write and publish your book? If you have ever wondered about the habits and mindsets of successful authors, you are in the right place. If you want to learn how to use your true ability and share your message with the world, then this may be the most important book you read this year, here's why ... But first a warning: Despite how some publishing gurus sell the dream, writing and publishing takes a lot of work. The missing piece for most is that simple thing called effort. If you are looking for a shortcut or "how to" manual, this book isn't for you. This is a book of stories from multiple authors that will inspire you to write your book or share your story, if you are willing. If that is you, then we encourage you to read on. Most of those you admire found success in writing via small habits and mindset. Some habits can be started today, some may take time. You will be surprised how simple these habits appear, but most authors struggle with. We asked the experts in this book to describe these habits for us, and the result was The Author Code. The Author Code is a life lesson of habits, mindsets and stories of how they have been used to change lives and achieve success. But beyond that you will discover: How one author used subliminal messaging to get his dream job Why every story needs a villain How to create a "vomit draft" for your book and why you should The campfire horror story that caused one writer to find her niche The truth about Bestseller status and what to do after you achieve it Finding your "writing harmony" and much more ... Start using these principles in your life! Grab some inspiration and download The Author Code Now! Contributors: Ray Brehm, Robert Wood Anderson, Caryl Westmore, Lisa McNair Palmer, Stella Marie Egbuji, Toru Ikebuchi, Elisabeth Brock, Robert Jaffe, J.K. Winn, Jesse Kuhn, Paul T Neustrom, Sayed H. Rohani, Evelyn Campos-Diaz, Elma Shaw, and Paula Judith Johnson.