Every day, if you can stomach it. 

Why?

Because it will remind you that you are all of us, and all of us are you. 

You're better off educating yourself with the help of books and YouTube videos of folks who have done it and done it well, as opposed to spending your money on going to college and studying how to write.

It's the only way to get better. THE ONLY WAY. As the great Lenin said, "Learn, learn, and learn." 

I know, I know! Couldn't help it...

But seriously. Think about the time you spend every day on your craft. There goes your life, day by day, and what you do every day accumulates into years and decades.

Malcolm Gladwell calculated that to get good at anything takes about 10,000 hours. 

And I'm telling you, that in addition to that, to continue getting good at anything, including writing, is to not only write every day, but also learn every day.

Yeah, yeah, I know. I'm the one who always tells you, "Be alone to create!" This is different, however. This is something about debunking the myth that it takes one person to write a book.

It takes a village.

What's driving your writing?

You can choose to focus on making money. Or you can choose to focus on connecting with your readers. On connecting hearts.