But to make this work, you have to do these first:
1. Create a schedule. Whether you’re a night owl or an early bird, having time dedicated to write is essential. This will help you stay focused and get rid of distractions.
2. Find a mentor. A hero, someone to look up to. Someone who can be brutally honest and inspire you.
3. Choose a mantra. Something to uplift your spirit. Remember, Saul Goodman? Before appearing to the court, he would face the mirror and say “It’s showtime, folks.” Or Timone and Pumbaa’s Hakuna matata.
4. Believe. If no one’s gonna do it, who will?
5. Prepare to fail. Hear me out. Not everything will turn out as you planned. But the best part is, you can always push the RESET button and start over. That’s how you learn, bruh.