#20: How Your Morning Routine Could Make You a Better Writer

I want to start off with acknowledging that you may not be a morning person. That's okay! When I read the book, "Miracle Morning" by Hal Elrod, he shared that some 75% of his readers come into his book as declared not-morning people. That changes for them once they read this book.While I’m not here to convince you to become a morning person, I can say that developing a solid morning routine - after spending my teen and young adult years without one - has changed my life.Wherever you land on the spectrum of being a morning, afternoon, or evening person, I hope that sharing the details of my morning routine with you is enlightening and encouraging.If you are ready to rethink your mornings, I encourage you to listen in for practical tips and insights. Don't forget to check out my "Morning Pages Mini Course," which equips you with one of my favorite tools for a powerful start to the day!You can enroll in my "Morning Pages Mini Course" at fictioncourses.com/morningpages. Use the coupon code "ConfidentMorning" to get it for just $9 (regular price $49. Ends March 17, 2025)***Free resources for you:The Confident Fiction Author Toolkit: fictioncourses.com/toolkitDictation + Scrivener Power Combo Mini Course: fictioncourses.com/dictationDictation for Authors: Tools and Tips of the Trade: fictioncourses.com/dictationguide5 Stereotypes to Avoid When Writing about Native Americans: fictioncourses.com/stereotypes