038: How to apply your learning style to writing books

This episode of Indie Author Weekly shares tips and ideas for how to apply your personal learning style to writing your next book. Whether you are a visual learner, auditory learner, verbal learner, kinesthetic (physical) learner, logical (mathematical) learner, social learner, or solitary learner, you'll get a few ideas for best practices in using that learning style to more effectively write a book.  The ideas outlined in this author tips podcast are just to give you a starting point, but they’re definitely worth a shot depending on what your learning style is!  If something seems out of sync in your business or life, it could be that the way you’re going about it simply isn’t conducive to your learning style—so that’s something you might wish to explore further, to see if there are ways you can adapt to your methods and therefore get more out of any experience. That goes for writing a book or doing pretty much anything else in life or in business.  Use the 7 learning styles to write your book now! Tune into this episode to get a few tips and ideas on adapting the book writing process to best suit your learning style...  Resources & links mentioned in this episode:Learn more about all of Sagan's books at SaganMorrow.com/books . Free learning styles quiz: https://www.learning-styles-online.com/ . Solopreneur tips in the SaganMorrow.com School . Productivity Powerhouse: SaganMorrow.com/powerhouse .  Rate & review this podcast on iTunes   Access sample chapters of Sagan's novels, transcripts of each episode, cheatsheets and spreadsheets relevant to the episode topics, and additional resources, at SaganMorrow.com/secretpodcast.  Let's chat about this episode:@Saganlives on Twitter and Instagram  Hashtag: #IndieAuthorWeekly . Email [email protected]  Share your thoughts (or submit requests for future episode topics) at SaganMorrow.com/question . Send fan mail! Click HERE to leave Sagan a voicemail & share your thoughts about this episode.Support the show