A Novel Approach
Strategies for ADHD Writers
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Finally-a book on writing that understands how your ADHD brain works ADHD can throw so many hurdles in your path that writing a book feels impossible. A Novel Approach: Strategies for ADHD Writers is written with those obstacles in mind. This book is for you if:You're tired of writing advice that isn't designed for an ADHD brain You want to write a book but can't get organized enough to start You have a lot of unfinished books because you keep getting distracted by new ideas You struggle with motivation, procrastination or forgetfulness so the writing never gets done You sit down to write, onl...
Finally-a book on writing that understands how your ADHD brain works ADHD can throw so many hurdles in your path that writing a book feels impossible. A Novel Approach: Strategies for ADHD Writers is written with those obstacles in mind. This book is for you if:You're tired of writing advice that isn't designed for an ADHD brain You want to write a book but can't get organized enough to start You have a lot of unfinished books because you keep getting distracted by new ideas You struggle with motivation, procrastination or forgetfulness so the writing never gets done You sit down to write, only to lose focus five minutes later With this book, you'll learn how to:Organize your ideas into a framework that will guide you from your first page to the last Develop a writing routine that's customized to your unique situation and needs Stay focused and motivated all the way through your draft, even when you'd rather be doing anything else Turn your ADHD into a creative advantage by tapping into your strengths Full of exercises, case studies and thought-provoking advice, A Novel Approach will show you how to develop new habits and practices that work with, not against your ADHD. ADHD doesn't have to get between you and your dream of being an author! It's time to rewrite the story you've been telling yourself about what you can do, because your ADHD doesn't get the final word-you do.
