how to write a book in 2023

happy new year!! if your plan for 2023 is to finally write a book or accomplish your writing goals, this video is for you! :)
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how old am i? → 20 years old
when is your birthday? → august 24, 2002
where are you from? → ontario🇨🇦
editing software → imovie
writing software → scrivener
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♥video chapters:
0:00 intro
0:42 tip #1
5:00 tip #2
7:04 tip #3
8:20 tip #4
10:18 tip #5
11:12 tip #6 + outro

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[rineatorise]

Oh my gosh, this thing about having sooo many started stories that never saw an ending. I used to be so bothered by this, but now i realize that we all have tones of unfinished projects, and it's okay, and I will continue trying to finally write a full story! Good luck to everyone this year!

[jackhughman]

the amount of stories I’ve planned, but haven’t completed are in the double digits easily. This video has truly inspired me to keep writing.

[sc-iutq]

Also a tip: learn to utilize those awkward 15-20 minute breaks here and there. If you always wait for a 3 hour time window in a pretty café, it never happens. Learn to drop to your story world anywhere and anytime and spend those small breaks there

[NatashaLeecole]

It’s a poetry collection for me. I have many poems old and new but have not been able to put a collection together yet, a theme etc. nor have I had the motivation to go through all my poems so it always makes me want to start fresh and keep the newer ones I feel can fit into a them in one folder. A poetry collection seems easy but it has been a long struggling process!

[kannot]

We need a q&a or get to know me tag! So glad I found your channel😭💕

[murraywiththebooks]

I love writing, and have wanted to write my own books for years. When I saw this video I knew I needed to watch this to get some good tips and inspiration to finally start writing.

[bttmofthebrrlstudios]

Not gonna write my first novel this year (I already have a big project I hope to finish), but I do have a writing goal to get the outline really strong so I can start drafting again in 2024!! But we'll see, maybe if the outline is sturdy enough I'll get started ahead of schedule ;)

[AdrumaVictoria]

YOU ARE A GODDESS OF BEAUTY AND CREATIVITY. THANKS FOR YOUR ENERGY.

[winnmiller]

Thanks Vee, GREAT writing advice...🤩🤩🤩.

Here's hoping everyone has a WONDERFUL writing year!

Happy 2023...🥳😊☺️😌😇!!!

[samantharose]

This is so inspiring, Vee! Thanks for sharing 💛 One thing I’m trying to implement for my writing practice this year is committing to writing 3 evenings a week, since it will get me writing more often, but it’s not as intense (and for me, unrealistic) as aiming to write daily! I blocked it into my calendar, too. Though one day is flexible between Fri, Sat, Sun because I’m sure other things will come up

[sc-iutq]

Thank you for this! I actually participated in nano last year and failed badly because I was so busy, but it finally got me started after only writing school essays for years! I got to write the beginning of my novel at least.

This year I'll have different projects and then go back to that one I left - I feel it needs more depth. I really want to write a children's book and I have a couple of amazing beginnings already! But I'll just work on them and hopefully get at least one finished haha. It is also a good practice before getting back to my "real" novel

[christinaishere]

I was really excited fall 2022 because I was making so much progress on a first draft, which I’d never done before but then I fell off it for a while but then today I pushed through and FINALLY wrote the chapter I’ve been stuck on for ages. Is the chapter in question a masterpiece or decent? No, but I wrote it. So here’s hoping that I finish the first draft in 2023!!!

[JeLiaMorris]

I’ve been watching some of your videos today. I’m glad that you posted today 😊

[MariJadeWrites]

Hi! Thank you for the video! :) I am an artist and writer, so I have designed my own characters and last year ordered some commissions (character sheets) of my OCs, to have a more professional artwork done of my OCs, and those character sheets are so inspiring to look at and get inspired to write these characters :) I am now going to be working on Payback Time, an urban fantasy, rewriting it into draft 2 now. Started already and am so excited to work on it! :)

[finleyhasfins]

I hope to finish writing the first draft of my wip and finish editing my other project in 2023.

[Vivistrawberry]

Thanks for the advice! I love watching your videos, they're so aesthetic and motivating 💖

[chloeryder]

Hey Vee, my four year relationship just ended and I feel… well, how you can imagine. Seeing your upload did bring me a little joy though, so thank you ❤

[Diaryofnaenae]

Hey vee, I just found your channel and I'm so glad. I'm 15 years old and I have atleast two books I want to write and I keep them in notebooks. I'm planning to publish them when I'm at 17 or 18 years old.

[blerdzimmer]

i'm 7 chapters in my novel's first draft and i'm loving it. i'm discovery writing so far and i just got really excited about the piece i'm writing now. you're a consistent motivation for me ❤🎉❤🎉

[samcarmen]

For me, I just feel like I’m meant to be an ideas person, rather than an actual novelist and that’s a pretty discouraging realization. I come up with amazing ideas (not even exaggerating) that I would be drawn to as a reader and make these detailed plot summaries. When I start writing, im able to crank out the first couple chapter easily, but can never finish. I can never connect the plot points to make a book