Hey Reader,
When people join my free 30-Day Writing Challenge, I ask them two questions:
I've received 25 responses so far and typed them onto a notepad.
There's one reason that most writers said.
Take a look at this list and guess which one you think it is:
The #1 reason I saw time and time again was consistency.
Does this sound like you?
I can help :)
It's not too late to join me and 11 other writers for my FREE 30-Day Writing Challenge! We've got writers from all over the world taking part, including the US, Canada, UK, Latvia, and Greece, and today is the official kick-off!
​So submit this Google Form if you want to take part, and I hope to see you in our Discord channel soon!
Scott
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