The draft that died on page nine didn’t die because of you. It stalled for a reason you can fix in a single sentence — written before you draft a word.
Why Unfinished Drafts Are So Common
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Beautiful illustration of the need for an outline and how to get to the place of finding the destination for the end of a particular story -not the end of a life.
Great concept and beautifully told – thanks Lynn!