I’m pretty sure I have at least three abandoned rough drafts on my computer. Maybe even more. For years, I allowed fear to wrestle my writing dreams to the ground. What if it wasn’t good enough? What would people think? Is it ok to write publicly?
But God was working . . .
BUT GOD WAS WORKING
Only 3% of writers who start their book actually finish that. I don’t tell you that to discourage you. I tell you that because all writers need help finishing their books! The road to publication can be isolating, confusing, and overwhelming. Maybe you’ve stopped and started writing more times than you can count.
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