EPISODE · Apr 25, 2026 · 13 MIN
122 | A Simple Writing Routine for Busy Christian Women
from Book Writing Made Simple | How to Write a Book, Christian Author, Self-Publishing, Memoir, Holy Spirit · host Donna Sherrie - Book Writing Coach, Author, Certified Kingdom Coach
Do you feel like you don’t have time to write your book? Between work, family, church, and everyday responsibilities, your schedule is full and writing keeps getting pushed to the side. But the truth is, it’s not just about time… it’s about having a simple writing routine that actually fits your life. In this episode, you’ll learn how to develop a realistic writing routine for busy Christian women so you can finally start making consistent progress on your book. If you’ve been waiting for life to slow down, this is your reminder that the “perfect time” isn’t coming but you can still write and finish your book right where you are. We’re talking about how to: Build a simple and consistent writing routine Manage your time as a busy aspiring author Stay focused and organized during your writing sessions Prioritize your God-given assignment to write your book Partner with the Holy Spirit throughout the writing process If you’re a Christian woman who desires to write and finish your first nonfiction or memoir, but struggles with time management, consistency, or overwhelm—this episode will help you take control of your schedule and finally move forward. Be Encouraged, DS . . ✨ Ready to write and finish your first book to make a kingdom impact? Schedule a Create a Solid Book Plan - 1HR Coaching Call Grab a Copy of Untarnished: Reclaiming my Self Worth through God’s Untainted Love Book Listen to Related Episodes: 106 - The SECRET to Making Time for Writing When Life is Busy 91 - How to Finish Writing Your Book While Having a 9-5 Job 89 - How a Writing Plan Will Turn Things Around with a Busy Schedule
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