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Welcome to Writer in the Making, the ultimate podcast for aspiring authors who are ready to transform their writing habits. Join me as we explore practical time management strategies, consistent writing routines, and productivity hacks that can make all the difference. From my personal writing adventures to expert insights from guests like Kindlepreneur’s Dave Chesson, Shortcuts for Writers’ Stacy Juba, Plottr's Troy Lambert, and USA Today Best-Selling Author Rachael Bloome!No Time Writer https://linktr.ee/notimewriter
Daria White Osah hosts Writer in the Making, a arts show with 451 episodes published.
You don’t need another reminder to “just write every day.” You’ve tried that. You’ve written during lunch breaks, after work, before bed, between meetings, while the house was finally quiet, and still somehow your manusc
You don’t need more hours. You need your time to finally work for you. In this episode, I’m sitting down with Lissa Figgins, a scaling strategist for busy Christian women business owners, to talk about the lie most write
When self doubt shows up, most writers treat it like a stop sign. If you’re already writing but still feel that quiet second-guessing creep in, this conversation is going to help you see doubt for what it actually is: a
Let’s talk about what no one wants to admit during the holidays: it’s not the calendar that’s the problem—it’s the old writing habits that stop working when life gets full. In this episode, I’m pulling back the curtain o
You’re already writing. Maybe even published a few books. But every time November rolls around, you find yourself defaulting to hustle—trying to squeeze words in between holiday plans, client deadlines, and everything el
Writing isn’t a luxury—it’s a decision. You don’t need the perfect season, endless hours, or a retreat to finally get your book done. What you need is a way to write that fits your real life—kids, career, business, careg
If you’ve been telling yourself, “I’ll get back to my book after summer,” you’re not alone—but you’re also not stuck. In this episode, I’m sharing exactly how I finished edits on one book, started two more, and kept writ
You’ve planned to buy the cover. You’ve booked the editor. You’ve even mapped out your promo schedule. But the one thing you didn’t plan for? The actual time it takes to write the book. That part? You’ve just been hoping
Let’s be honest. You told yourself last summer that you’d get back to writing in the fall. But here you are, still waiting for the "right time." And truthfully? You don’t need more time. You need a rhythm that protects y
You’ve said it before: “I’ll get back to writing after summer.” But deep down, you know how that story ends. Another season passed. Another draft untouched. Another idea collecting dust while life stays loud and busy. Th
You didn’t lose your discipline. You lost your margin. You didn’t quit—you got interrupted. And now you’re trying to come back to a book that still matters… with a schedule that still doesn’t. This episode isn’t about hy
You’re holding down your career. Running your business. Showing up for everybody else. And somehow… you’re still trying to figure out when you’ll finally finish that book. Here’s the truth: You’re not lazy. You’re not un
You’re already writing. But I know you’re done piecing it together and hoping for the best. This episode is your turning point. Inside, I’ll show you why your lack of results isn’t about time—it’s about the system you’re
I know you’re already writing—but juggling business launches, work meetings, and dinner duty leaves your draft crawling. In this episode I’ll prove why waiting for “more time” is the slowest route to a finished book and
This isn’t about waiting for inspiration. It’s about taking your time back and building a writing life that actually works—especially on the low-energy days. In this short, straight-to-the-point episode, I’ll show you ex
You’re not blocked—you’re just buried. Buried under tasks. Expectations. Chaos. But your writing? It still matters. And I know you’re ready to take your time back and write with intention again. In this powerful mini tra
This time six weeks ago, I had barely crossed over 10,000 words in my draft. Life was happening hard—and writing felt like a distant dream, even for me. But I didn’t push back my deadline again. I pushed forward. Now? I’
I know you’re ready to take your time back and write with intention, even if sitting at your desk isn’t always an option. That’s why you need to hear today’s episode with Sarah Elizabeth Sawyer. Sarah shares how dictatio
I know you’re ready to take your time back and write with intention—without sacrificing your job, business, or family. The truth? You don’t need more motivation. You need a system that makes writing a natural part of you
I know you’re ready to take your time back and write with intention. You’ve started before, maybe even published, but deep down, you know your current system isn’t cutting it. Writing stops and starts, motivation fades,
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