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Sometimes worse. I get a stack of ideas and can’t decide which to start. Sometimes they meld together…
I often have a stack of ideas and a couple of “false starts” in draft mode. One of the things I have learned is that the reason these are unfinished is that they are just not ready yet. There is fundamentally a bit of work to be done with these – often a result of seat of my pants writing. I never seem to run out of ideas so now i just write them down, but dont develop them. I will mull them over, do an outline plan and then pick one to some work on. Could you perhaps ask a criticial friend to read what you have? An impartial pair of eyes may highlight the one or two that should have the green light now and which might need more thinking? I find it helps yo pick one “for now”, work up a realistic plan to finish it, with the next one lined up. It is something I have to be pretty strict with myself about 😄
Thanks. At least I know I’m not alone. I guess today I’ll be sitting down to pick through all of the starts and find the one I absolutely have to finish.
Where can I get a free copy of a self publishing guide.? Is self publishing some sort of trade secret? Anyone need a free website?
With enough online digging, you should find enough of the basics to get you started. As far as a good freebie goes, I’m not sure. Self publishing isn’t a trade secret, but it is certainly a lot of hard work along with some trial and error.