A short YouTube video by Julie Broad offering three simple, actionable tips—Target, Topic, and Time—to help authors finish writing their books quickly. She explains: set a concrete daily/weekly target (words or time), decide the specific topic before you sit down, and dedicate regular time (same time each day) to train your mind to write.
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Hey authors, are you having trouble getting your book finished? Stick around. I've got three really simple tips to help you get that book done. Hey there, I'm Julie Broad of Book Launchers Dot Com. If you're having trouble getting that book done, then you might want to know about the three T's. If you follow the three T's, you're gonna hammer out the rest of that book and find finally become a published author. What are the three T's? Target topic and time. So what do I mean? Target is always have a goal. So for some people it might be, I'm going to be writing for 30 minutes a day no matter what. For others, it's 500 words or 2,000 words a week or two pages in Microsoft Word, whatever it is, have a target. So you have a goal that you're working towards every single day and ideally every single day, week. So that's target topic is before you sit down to write, make sure you know what you're going to write about. Because the worst thing you can do is sit down and try to figure out, what am I going to write about? Instead, think about it the night before or before you sit down and know exactly what you're writing about. So when you sit down, all you're doing is writing. Finally. T is for time. Dedicate some time every single day or at least five days a week to writing your book. Whatever you can spare. 20 minutes, 40 minutes, an hour, it doesn't matter. But if you write at the same time every day, you start to train your mind that this is writing time. So there you go, target topic time. Try it out. You'll probably finish your book in record time. If you like this tip, give it a thumbs up and subscribe to my channel so you catch all the amazing tips coming your way. And. And of course, I'll see you in the next video. Bye. If you're working on a book, you might be finding it hard to get it finished. Sorry baby, you gotta go.