The [nearly] Ultimate Guide to Better Writing

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By Mary Jaksch

Do you want to become a better writer?

We’ve got something for you. And it’s totally free! We’ve just put the finishing touches on our first WTD eBook, called The (nearly) Ultimate Guide to Better Writing.

Scott McIntyre, the book editor, put a huge amount of passion and work into the project. He pulled out a selection of top posts from the archives of  WTD. Here is what’s in the eBook:

  • Write to Serve: Giving Deeper Purpose to Your Craft
  • 6 Key Steps to Finding Your Passion As a Writer
  • Blood, Sweat and Words: How Badly Do You Want This?
  • Why You Should Stop Waiting for Inspiration
  • 31 Ways to Find Inspiration for Your Writing
  • How to Touch Your Creative Soul: A Zen View
  • How to Finish What You Start: A Five-Step Plan for Writers
  • 10 Simple Ways to Double the Speed of Your Writing … Right Now
  • Recover from Writing Burn Out: 18 Tips for Writing with Gusto
  • It’s Time to Finish Your Book: 9 Productivity Tips for Writers
  • How to Write Like an A-List Blogger
  • 12 Essential Blogwriting Tips for Building a Successful Blog
  • 11 Ways to Write an Irresistible Intro to Your Blog Post
  • How to Make Your Free eBook a Magnet for New Readers.
  • Writing an eBook: How to Get Started (and Finish!)
  • Get Your Eagle Eye On: 10 Tips for Proofreading Your Own Work
  • How to Rescue a Piece when You Write a Frankenstein
  • The (Nearly) Ultimate Resource: 176 Tips for Writers

This book is a gift for you, our loyal readers. All you need to do is to enter your name and email in the form in the sidebar – and you’ll get immediate access.

I’d like to take this opportunity say a heartfelt ‘thank you’ to Scott McIntyre for his wonderful, generous work.


Mary Jaksch is Editor-in-Chief at Write to Done. Grab her FREE report How to Write Like an A-List Blogger. Mary has helped thousands of students successfully create outstanding and profitable blogs at  A-List Blogging and is the blogger behind Goodlife ZEN.

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Mary Jaksch is best known for her exceptional training for writers at WritetoDone.com and for her cutting-edge book, Youthful Aging Secrets. In her “spare” time, Mary is also the brains behind GoodlifeZEN.com, a Zen Master, a mother, and a 5th Degree Black Belt.

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