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Remember, writing is more important than have it written! 

My process is to make progress!  

When I'm writing a book, the goal is to write for one hour every day, and if I write for one hour every day, then I'm making progress. 

I’m leaving myself a good stopping point and then it just sort of unfolds that way. Process> Product

I don't write longer because it’s not sustainable to me. And I approach everything in life, like a workout. Every workout ends. So even if it's a four hour run, I know that's gonna end. 

Same thing with writing in the book. It's really staying focused on one hour every day. 

Some of these days I can get a paragraph, Sometimes, you get a couple of pages. Sometimes it's just a sentence. But it'll take me down these routes of what I really love doing which is I love learning…

This is how to write your own book.