Roundup Of My Best Writing Career Advice Online

by @thewritermama on July 12, 2013

I am revolutionizing writing, authorhood, and publishing one writer at a time.

It’s slow, patient work, kind of like the slow food movement. But I love it and it’s worth it. And I am not going to stop until I am done.

I can see the payoff in the abundant success of the writers I coach who have not just followed my advice once and then scurried on to find a new shortcut, but who have followed my advice and then repeated it over and over, even as they have added new skills.

Careers are not built on what gimmick you are going to try next.

Careers are built on the quality of the work you have already done. And then you add more quality work to that and you create a career based on quality, not hype, or dancing as fast as you can.

In the end, writing career success is quiet, heartfelt work. It’s much more like chop wood, carry water than the media would like us to believe.

We writers have to be smarter than our sources. We have to dig deep consistently if we want to create lasting, positive, prosperous careers.

Here’s some advice and inspiration to help you on your way:

24 Little Things That Mean A Lot In Any Business

I Teach Writers How To Turn Potential Into Action

Empowering Writers: Think Twice Before You Take That Ghost Gig

Ten Reasons To Read The Writer’s Workout

28 Things You Must Have To Succeed In Publishing

Constant Contact: One Of The Best Career Investments I’ve Made

Authors, What’s At The Center Of Your Writing Career?

Authors, How Will You Multi-spoke What’s At The Center Of Your Career?

Writer’s & Authors: What Does Your Audience Already Thank You For?