Want to know how to write a book & get published in 2024? My top 5 tips for writers! #writing

If you are looking for tips on how to write a book and get published in 2024, you've come to the right place! These are the top 5 things you need to be doing while writing your book.

[KitchenTableChatsENM]

I already got matched with a critique partner on your database! I’m so freaking excited!! Thank you for making all of this seem more achievable ❤

[AngelaKHarrell]

Great info! Just signed up for your critique partner database. Once this week is over, I will go in and try to see who I match with and send out requests. I've shared this info with other writers because it's a great idea! Thx for all you do.

[Al-rnqy]

All very sound advice in this video. I look forward to applying it for the story I'm writing ☺️

[Nurturingmeals]

New subscriber. Planning to purchase your book on audible. What an achievement (the end of this video- book signing)!

Where can I find info to get matched with a critique pal? Is it free?

Keep the good work going. You’re doing great 👍 😊

[beautyintheheart]

Thanks so much for this! Great video.

You seem to pick great apps, btw. Besides Scrivener, what else do you use?

Even the app you use for social media replies looked extra organized. Thank you 😊

[girlypopgay]

Never leaving google docs…guess I’ll never get published…or write a book…

[myopicdreams]

I don't agree with the consistency is key, write every day kinda thing a lot of authors talk about. I find it harmful to the creative process. And stifling it led to writers block and almost giving up on writing forever because of it. So I believe write as much as you can when you can just don't force the words. But every thing else is very sound advice.