The Write Nonfiction NOW! Guide to a Writing Habit

by Nina Amir, Tom Corson-Knowles, Marc Guberti

Productive writers write consistently, but it’s hard to do so when each day devolves into a million distractions and work, social media, chores, family, holidays, promotion, etc. How do you beat the distractions, stay on task, and keep the words flowing onto the page day after day? By developing a writing habit! This guide will help —Use tiny habits to accomplish big tasks —Be productive during vacations and holidays —Navigate journals, planners, and calendars —Regularly generate ideas —Set a production schedule —Optimize your productivity —Maintain momentum —Write no matter what life throws your way! Write Nonfiction NOW! Guides are edited by the founder of NaNonFiWriMo (National Nonfiction Writing Month) and include tips from bestselling authors, seasoned writing coaches, and those who have successfully taken the Write Nonfiction in November Challenge. Each guide teaches a unique aspect of becoming a successful nonfiction author. These guides inform and motivate authors, businesspeople, and even non-writers to use their purpose and passion to create desirable and publishable products. Write Nonfiction NOW! & Achieve More Inspired Results.

Genres: Writing

107 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 28, 2019

About the author

Nina Amir is an Amazon bestselling author of such books as How to Blog a Book, The Author Training Manual and Creative Visualization for Writers (October 2016). She is known as the Inspiration to Creation Coach because she helps writers, bloggers and other creative people combine their passion and purpose so they move from idea to inspired action and Achieve More Inspired Results. This helps them positively and meaningfully impact the world—with their words or other creations.

Nina is a hybrid author who has self-published 18 books and had as many as nine books on Amazon Top 100 lists and six on the same bestseller list (Authorship) at the same time.

As an Author Coach, Nina supports writers on the journey to successful authorship. Some of her clients have sold 300,000+ copies of their books, landed deals with major publishing houses and created thriving businesses around their books. She is the creator of a proprietary Author Training curriculum for writers and other coaches.

Nina is an international speaker and award-winning journalist and blogger as well as the founder of National Nonfiction Writing Month and the Nonfiction Writers’ University.

She also is one of 300 elite Certified High Performance Coaches working around the world and she specializes in helping writers increase their clarity, courage, energy, influence, and productivity.

For more information, visit www.ninaamir.com.

Reviews

[Deborah Stanley · Rating 5 out of 5]

Book Review
“Guide to: A Writing Habit” by Nina Amir with authors: Tom Corson-Knowles, Marc Guberti, Mary Jaksch, Linda Kane, Mridu Khullar Relph and Carol Tice.

I bought the Kindle Edition of this helpful book hot off the press. Nina, a high performance coach has sprinkled her best tips throughout. The book is informative, inspirational and delivered in the collaborating authors’ professional and personable styles.

The Goal of the book is to impress writers with the importance of a consistent writing habit with time set aside during your most productive time of day. Morning is best, before the myriad of tasks and duties demand your attention. However, it’s up to me to determine my best Productive time for Quality Output (PQO); essential for my “Life’s Work” as Nina puts it. I am writing what matters to me, to make a difference, and to “achieve my purpose and potential”. These are exciting words! When we elevate our thinking like this, we’re inspired to give writing our focused attention for the day, making it our priority. I totally agree!

I like and recommend this book. There are key points that make it different from other books. Portions by Tom Corson-Knowles, Marc Guberti, Mary Jaksch, Linda Kane, Mridu Khullar Relph and Carol Tice give helpful views inspiring my writer’s journey. I’ll be watching Nina Amir and her supporting cast of authors for additional works and tips.

Nina Amir is also the author of: “The Author Training Manual”, “Blogging Basics for Authors”, “Authorpreneur: How to Build a Business Around Your Book”, and more https://writenonfictionnow.com/books-...
Find her at Non-Fiction University: https://writenonfictionnow.com

Tom Corson-Knowles: bestselling author of 27 books, The Kindle Publishing Bible http://tomcorsonknowles.com/

Marc Guberti: bestselling author: https://marcguberti.com/

Mary Jaksch: https://writetodone.com/about/

Linda Kane: https://www.lindaleekane.com/

Mridu Khullar Relph: https://www.theinternationalfreelance...

Carol Tice: Make a Living Writing blog in 2008, https://www.makealivingwriting.com/ab... and the Freelance Writers Den https://freelancewritersden.com/about/

[Jerry Walch · Rating 5 out of 5]

I have been successfully writing nonfiction for over 40 years and I only wish that I could have read this book when I was starting out. I would have made my journey from being an aspiring writer to being a writer so much easier. The Write Nonfiction Now! Guide to a Writing Habit by Nina Amir will get you started of on the right foot. "How to Write..." books are plentiful but the ones that really help the new writer are few and far between. Most authors of these books fill them with fluff, but Nina Amir is the exception to the rule, this book like with all her books is packed with need to know information. So, if you're serious about writing nonfiction, you need to read this book.

[Jonathan · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a very helpful collection of articles that all talk about making habits as a writer. These will make you more productive and efficient no matter what kind of writing you do.