
A welcome message with instructions for the course as well as a few basics of the writer vs the author.
Learn to find time to write using the 15 minute method, writing new material for 15 minutes daily to produce 60k–90k novels, turning writing into a steady income.
Complete assignment 1 by documenting a typical day in 15-minute writing increments, and commit to a 30-day schedule without missing a day to treat writing as a career.
Master writing in focused 15-minute chunks anywhere, adopt the hourly opportunity writer mindset, and use big-picture, daily, and focus-list goals to produce steady novels.
Set visual big-picture goals, display them visibly, and plan twelve highly achievable goals across four quarters with day-to-day deadlines, focus lists, and 15-minute increments to stay consistent.
Apply the 15-minute method with a focus list and weekly goals to build momentum, then compare plotting and pantsing, name your book, draft a blurb, and write without editing.
discover a personalized writing method by naming your book, drafting a mini synopsis, and using 15-minute writing bursts to balance plotting and free writing for steady novel progress.
Take the leap, finish the book, edit with a five-point process, and compare traditional and independent publishing to turn writing into a living.
Research and submit to one agent, editor, or small press within 30 days. Submit a query, partial, proposal, or full manuscript and maintain a steady flow of writing and submissions.
Breaks are essential. Schedule 15-minute mental breaks, meditations, and social networking; nourish your body with moderation, exercise, standing-desk options, and a self-care day to boost writing productivity.
Assignment 5 guides you to build three focused daily lists—mind, body, and social—with short tasks, doing one list per day for seven days to form 21 days of habits.
Learn remedies to boost writing discipline by managing email distractions with multiple accounts and a top 10 attention file, while affirmations and routines keep you writing and submitting.
Engage in a two-part assignment: a 15-minute reflection on all you’ve accomplished in this course, then a 15-minute plan of action for what you’ll complete by week seven.
Conduct monthly evaluations to adjust writing goals, overcome excuses, and renew commitment; write daily using the book factory approach to publish consistently and earn a steady income.
Advance seven weeks in the book factory by pursuing coaching and one-on-one mentorship, applying the method to publish and earn contracts.
Want to learn my secret behind making 6-figures as an at-home full time writer? Becoming a prolific author is one way to guarantee financial freedom and a flexible lifestyle for you and your family.
What does it mean to be a prolific author? Find out in The Book Factory!
• Is life getting in the way of you completing that novel?
• Ever think there’s not enough hours in the day to find time to write?
• Have a full time job distracting you from your real passion of being a novelist?
• Are family responsibilities weighing you down and interfering with your writing goals?
I’m here to tell you that YOU CAN DO IT ALL and DO IT SUCCESSFULLY!
In 2009, I successfully managed one husband, two jobs, three children, a difficult pregnancy, AND still managed to write twelve books, sell ten of those books (including all the editing and promotion), and coped with other various life challenges thrown in just for fun!
How did I do all of that and still find time to eat and sleep?
I developed a method of writing known as “The Book Factory Method"--that's how! It does require commitment and desire to get it done, but if you’re willing to put in the effort, you can produce multiple books in one year.
What’s the benefit of completing multiple books in one year?
The more books you have ready to submit, the more chance you’ll receive contract offers on one or more of those books. Or, the more books you can independently publish and get those consistent (passive) income dollars rolling in.
Why shouldn’t you just focus on one book and continue polishing that book all year long?
The cold, hard truth is that you might not ever sell that one specific book. You should always have more than one project in the works at any given time.
Are you one of those writers who starts multiple projects but never finishes any of them?
Then this class is for you as well. We’ll talk about how to finally see those projects through to completion.
Have trouble with time management or procrastination?
We’ll address methods for getting organized and staying focused. Plus much, much more!
If you want to learn how to get started, stay on track, and get those books ready to submit…this workshop puts a method to the madness of novel writing.
WHAT'S INCLUDED WITH THIS COURSE?
1. Seven Lessons Teaching the Book Factory Method (with Assignments): Available in Video, PDF, and Audio Formats
2. Bonus Master Q&A Guide Book
3. PDF Copy of the book The Book Factory Method: Your Guide to Producing Multiple Novels in One Year
4. Printable Book Factory Method Planner
5. Printable Book Factory Method Workbook
6. BONUS (4 Module) Perfecting Your Pitch Audio Course
7. BONUS Pitch Class Notes Guide
8. BONUS Synopsis Guide