
Learn how early preparation and inner work helped write a first book in eight months, meet a publisher's deadline for the Moscow book fair, and pursue the lifelong writing dream.
Finish writing, sit in that space, close your eyes, and breathe. Acknowledge you have completed part of the groundwork and nothing else is required.
Begin writing by feeding curiosity and taking small, step-by-step exercises, not chasing a life-changing goal; the journey will transform you regardless of the final path.
Explore talent versus discipline, emphasizing that discipline, deadlines, consistent writing, and hermit focus drive writers, supported by environment, meditation, and awareness practices that sustain motivation.
Experiment with where and when you write to discover your productive routine for a nonfiction book. Balance longhand and computer drafting, switch activities to spark creativity and stay prepared.
Start writing from any chapter to maintain flow, discipline, and structure, then visualize being a published author to speed progress and stay motivated.
Read broadly to learn from good and bad writers, welcome the white page as a source of ideas, and balance frustration, silence, and writing practice to discover your authentic voice.
Don't forget to look into the Supplementary materials!
Engage in this writing exercise by tracing the root fear of death, recalling your first and most impactful death experience, and writing sincerely about your writing fears.
Three-part writing exercise guides you to describe a known person, a recent acquaintance, and yourself. It encourages extended writing to develop your writing skills.
Practice describing a person you dislike and a person you like to sharpen observational writing. Evoke reader emotion and improve impartial description in nonfiction.
Explore personification by writing from the object's first-person perspective, making it the main character in a home object story and describing what it has seen and felt.
Practice crafting sincere rejection and acceptance letters for authors and books from a publisher or literary agent perspective, exploring honesty and precise critique.
Describe and craft a lovemaking scene in any tone—romantic, funny, or rough. Use sensory details to strengthen writing skills, awareness, and narrative craft.
Engage in writing exercise #18: celebrity talks, crafting lists of admired traits from celebrities and applying them to yourself through visualization to boost self-worth and writing skills.
Would you like to write a book?
Do you know where you would like to start?
Are you lost in the information ocean and want to find your own voice?
Would you like to know how the writers do it?
Do you have something you'd like to share with the world?
Does writing inspire you?
Are you curious to see what your book might look like?
Let's do it together. I am sharing with you ONLY things that worked for me while I was writing my books (by 2025, it is 7 books already!), and things that other writers shared while writing theirs. Practice is more for me than theory, so let's get down to business, shall we?
One thing that I've found helpful in my writer's life is awareness, mindfulness, meditation. Here in this little course I am sharing a lot of practices that will enhance not only your life as a writer making your writing as good as it gets, but also tools to create a life that you want to live and breathe.
I hope you not only watch the videos, read the supplementary materials but also practice everything and see for yourself how it all works. Your experience is the most important one! Just KNOWING things is not enough.
And yes, you'll have to write. Nobody will do it for you. Don't wait until AI takes your place. Use your voice, it wants to be heard, and you will see your life transformed.