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Copywriting Tips"How to Unlock that Best-Selling Book or Project That's Inside You" A Language With Joe Vitale
by:
Josh Hinds
The following is a excerpt from the exclusive AudioMotivation interview with Dr. Joe Vitale - He is the author of a number of books, including the #1 best-selling
book "Spiritual Marketing," the best-selling e-book "Hypnotic Writing," and the best-selling Nightingale-Conant audioprogram, "The Power of Outrageous Marketing."
AUDIOMOTIVATION.COM
Now, so many a of us kind of go through life with the dream of writing that novel or simply deed started on any kind of writing. If you had to sum up a few quick tips for being like that who wants to write a book or start their writing career whether it’s syndicated or whatever, what are several ideas to put those dreams into play for them?
JOE VITALE
Yeah, that’s a great question. I’ll tell you the easiest thing to do and it power seem so simplistic, but it’s so powerful, is to simply get started. I have found that the big staggering block with folk in any walk of life that’s trying to do thing
is they’re listening to their voice of doubt. They’re listening to their inner critic.
When it comes to writing, once
folk tell me they’re in a writer’s block or they’re having difficulty writing, once
I explore it a little bit, I find out that they’re listening to the editorial voice inside
themselves.
They’re listening to that voice that says, "Who are you to do this or you don’t have the time to do this or this probably won’t pay off or what if you do it and it fails or
what if you do it and it works and it succeeds?"
All of those questions, all of those doubts, all of that criticism stops folk from doing the fundamental thing that necessarily to be done and that is take action.
So I would-be say there’s at least two tips here for this short question and answer. Be aware of that voice inside of you that’s talking you out of doing what you want to do and treat this like a meditation.
You’ll listen to the voice, but you don’t necessarily pay attention to it. You simply kind of say oh, okay, you’re there again. Thanks and we’ll talk to you later and au fond let it go its way. And it loses that power over you in time as you practice that.
And the second is, simply start doing it. For example, if you want to write a book, the easiest thing to do is to sit down and start typing. You have to support in mind that all you have to do is write your 1st draft. You don’t have to write the book flawlessly.
You don’t have to write the book dead to anybody’s expectations. All you have to do is get the words on the paper or on the keyboard. Then, once
you’re done with your
first draft, you can go back and edit it, refine it, retune it, delete things, add new pieces.
Then you can have choice folk review it or an editor review it, but you can take it one step at a time and it doesn’t have to be done perfectly. It doesn’t have to ever be done perfectly. I think that’s another thing that stumps folk is the idea that it has to be perfect and perfect is a relative term. There is no such thing as perfection. None of us agree on that.
AUDIOMOTIVATION.COM
Well, I'm sorry, I see thing
wherever
during that 1st draft process, you shouldn’t edit at all, like you shouldn’t
stop yourself to edit and folk I think are tempted to do that quite a bit. Is that what you have found?
JOE VITALE
Yeah, that’s a great private secret to flawless, easy writing. The great private secret is, do not edit once
you are writing your 1st draft. I've written simply about this in Hypnotic Writing. In fact, I've created a whole code serving folk to write books and articles. It’s called Hypnotic Writing Wizard and the
Hypnotic Writing Wizard, you can have this cool little device on it wherever
you can, it wish shut down your monitor for a regular
period of time.
While you write, it wish retain everything that you’re writing and the whole intention for this is if you can’t see what you’re writing, it disconnects that editorial part of you. You can’t edit it because you can’t see it. So this is simply one of the tools in Hypnotic Writing Wizard to help you do what you simply explained that if you’re editing, you’re not going to write or you’re not going to enjoy your writing. You’re not going to be really creative at it. Turn off the editorial voice.
* Excerpted from the AudioMotivation Interview with Joe Vitale
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