How to Write Your Worst Book Ever: Laugh Your Way Through a Unique Approach to Getting Over Our Perfectionism and Procrastination and Getting It Done

Name: How to Write Your Worst Book Ever: Laugh Your Way Through a Unique Approach to Getting Over Our Perfectionism and Procrastination and Getting It Done
Rating: 4.5625 (16 reviews)

Bradley Charbonneau

Apr 2021 · Authorpreneur Book 2 · Repossible

4.6

16 reviews

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114

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About this ebook

Still struggling to finish that book?

Perfectionism holding you back from even starting?

Or maybe procrastination has you waiting for that elusive day on the calendar called “Someday”?

PRO TIP: “Someday” is nowhere to be found on ANY calendar.

In fact, there’s only one day on the calendar you have complete control over: today.

This short book isn’t even so much about writing a book as it is “getting over yourself” and “breaking through our limiting beliefs.”

We put so much pressure on ourselves to “work hard” and “make it perfect” that we are often swamped with stagnation and we make zero progress.

What if it were easy?

Ratings and reviews

4.6

16 reviews

Nora Morshidi

June 29, 2023

inspiring and triggered.

Daniel M.

April 8, 2023

Cool

PRAVEEN KUMAR

March 21, 2024

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About the author

I wish I had started out my author career with my "Worst Book Ever" and then I would have had the confidence to write my Best Book Ever. Oh, and I would have saved 9 years...

Helping wellness business owners attract clients by blending marketing strategy with energetic alignment.

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