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Hmm... I can say a lot on this, but here's the tiny bit I'll toss out. 1) Seek Understanding above all else. As in, you don't want to just have knowledge of something. Knowing about something and knowing how to use that information, when to use it, and why are two different things. It's like...

I've been posting daily writing tips in my YouTube community tab, which I'll start sharing here, too. If you want to see things fleshed out more in videos, like the YouTube community posts from which these come. I'll start by sharing the first entry in my Story Serialization Spectrum here. I...

I've already done Isekai in my private notes! I've not done LitRPG yet, but I can. I just need prep time.

I've released some videos on my channel if you want more on romance. I'm sure it'll help.

Immersion and internalization. More with character voice stuff and getting into it with internal dialogue and so on, it's the greatest strength that other mediums can't replicate to the same level.

Newest part in the Enneagram series I've been putting together. ...I so need to go redo the old thumbnails... New video tomorrow with regards to marketing. Oh and, for those who don't know, I've been posting daily writing tips in my community tab every single day. For instance, this one was...

I'll tag in for this one! What he mentioned isn't the only three approaches. In fact, there are different ways to do one approach: free design. What you brought up is my preferred approach, fixed design. There's also found design, which I often use. With that in mind, he is 100% correct about...

Here you go.

Hence why I said what I did in the video about "delusional" people and broke down actual clear signs to look out for to judge if something is destructive or not. That said, I'm going to return to the concept of delusion and how to determine whether oneself is the problem. It is a product...

I wish I had learned this much sooner. I know how easy it is for people to get fooled into thinking all feedback and criticism is good. I also know how easy it is for people to be delusional when faced with criticism. This is a distilled version of what I use and do when faced with it, to weigh...

He isn't. :ROFLMAO: I know what he's talking about since this goes back by months now.

I'm still thinking of a unique angle to make it relevant to writers in general. :LOL:

Do any of you write about characters trying to gain or maintain power? Then you write politics. None of my tips are exclusive to governance. XD Like controlling the narrative or to consider the tension between the public persona and private.

Let's start this set of videos with the oh-so-popular topic of politics! And more importantly, what to consider when writing them.

Opposites attract isn't really all that hard to write. It's just a matter of interest in writing or not. Otherwise, it's just a matter of using the tension points and development stuff I put together. The specifics, the flesh, is whatever someone builds on the basic skeleton. Otherwise, it's as...

Not really. While someone might get better as they go along (though this tends to be a cope), if they screw up early on, people most likely aren't going to be forgiving. If they are forgiving from the start, it's not because they're holding out hope it'll get better; it's because it's delivering...

This is a little something I was working on for romance plotlines. Getting organized helped me pinpoint quite a few things and be conscious of my options when writing romance plotlines. Also, it just makes better marketing. Anyway, this video is more of an overview than when I dive into each...

I received a request for this topic a while back, so it's been on my list to get around to. I'm glad to finally complete it, as it took me some time to think this through. I'm releasing another video tomorrow, so look forward to that. I will also release a new project I've wanted to do...