3 Pieces of Writing Advice I Completely Disagree With

There’s a lot of writing advice out there that sounds good, but doesn’t necessarily work very well for people with full lives.In this video, I share three pieces of writing advice I disagree with:You have to write every day.You need huge chunks of uninterrupted time to write.You need to find the perfect writing system or software.None of these are necessarily bad advice. The comes when we start treating them like universal rules.If you're trying to write a book while working a full-time job, raising a family, paying a mortgage, and living the rest of your life, you need a writing rhythm that works for your life, not for somebody else's.Chapters:00:00 — 3 Pieces of Writing Advice I Disagree With00:40 — #1: You Have to Write Every Day02:50 — My Writing Rhythm Right Now04:04 — Write What You Can on Your Worst Day05:17 — #2: You Need Huge Chunks of Time06:37 — #3: You Need the Perfect Writing System07:54 — The 3 Questions Your System Needs to Answer08:56 — There Is No One Right Way to Write a Book09:37 — The Early Writer's BlueprintI talk about how I approach writing, why I prioritize rest, why I don't wait for four-hour writing sessions, and the three questions I think every writing system needs to answer:When will you write?How much will you write?What happens when you miss?If you'd like help building a writing rhythm that actually fits your life, I've put my system into the Early Writer's Blueprint, which you can get free here:https://early.tcburr.comIt's designed for people who want to write a book without putting the rest of their lives on hold.Thanks for watching, and keep writing.T.C.#WritingAdvice #WritingAbook #NovelWriting #WritingHabits #AspiringAuthor