1st Week - Writer's 90 Day Challenge

Challenge:

Write Your Book Bio & Your Author Bio

Ready, Set Go!

1. What is unique about you?
2. What makes you knowledgeable to write about this topic?
3. What is the passion behind writing this?
4. What else have you done?
5. Who are you in concept?

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3rd Week - Author Interviews

Challenge: Find three people to interview you about your book. If they can't seem to come up with their own questions, write some questions out to give to them. Make note of all the questions asked so you can use them in your media kit.

5th Week - Communication Platforms

Communicating about your book and getting your message out takes time and energy just like writing your book did. It takes consistency and diligence in seeking the right platforms for advertising and marketing. Come up with a list of places you would like to promote your book and other platforms. Include podcasts, bookstores, blogs, television programs. Write a presentation about your book and practice it. Come up with as many pre-organized platforms you can think of to help you in the ease of your marketing. Below is one example of how authors use media to promote themselves. Example: http://www.fleetwoodonsite.com/mishka/comp/ Example: http://12radio.com/host.cfm?id=D426E1D6-1143-DC70-C429DC60AD3A8DFB Example: https://www.hayhouseradio.com/#!/ Example: http://www.zetaglobalradio.com/ Example: http://www.worldacademyradio.com/ Example: http://www.TrueWealthConuslting.com

6th Week - Check-In with Your Goals

It is very easy to lose ambition at this point. You have probably devoted a lot of time to starting your writing, yet the other responsibilities are piling up. You think you can skip a few days and your project won't notice. This is untrue. Every step you take makes a difference. You can never recover missed time. Every step provides a use, even when your document crashes and you lose your content. Having good habits can make you efficient, but all writing requires a strong time commitment. This next week’s challenge is to reorganize your project and approach to be more efficient. Take time to rest a little and trust that you will accomplish your goal you originally set out to accomplish, but then go for it. All great writer's take a break from their project, however, find ways to make progress even if you are not working directly on your manuscript. If you have found you've lost ambition, scale back your daily goal and give yourself permission to partake in a fraction ...

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