The 2011 Writing Challenge
The first, highly successful Challenge began on September 22, 2010, and ended on January 1, 2011.
If you missed out, or if you'd like to take the Challenge again, you can.
Announcements will be made in FFW Ezine when enrollments open for the 2011 Challenge.
Please watch for the announcements; enrollments will be limited, as they were in 2010.
Here's what writers said about the 2010 Challenge...
"It's Time... Take Your Writing To The Next Level.
"Make The Next 100 Days Count:
"Achieve Your Current Goals,
"Have A Wonderful Holiday Season, And Kickoff 2011
"In Truly Spectacular Fashion."
Join Our 100 Day Writing Challenge: It's Free
What will you achieve at the end of 100 days?
You choose. Set your own objectives and achieve them.
At a minimum, if you're an experienced writer, by then end of the 100 Day Challenge you'll be making at least $200 a day more from your writing than you're making now, and you'll be well on the way to making at least $70 an hour from your writing.
Want to blog your 100 Day Writing Challenge journey?
You can.
You can blog on your own blog, or you can share your journey on the Fab Freelance Writing Blog.
Get in touch if you'd like to blog your own Challenge. When you're accountable, you're motivated. :-)
However, when you blog, do remember to provide proper attribution.
Please provide attribution when you blog your Challenge
Please do not use any quote or content from the Challenge messages you receive without attribution. The material is exclusive, and is "Copyright 2010 Angela Booth. All rights Reserved."
That's clearly stated on each message you receive.
When you blog your 100 Day Challenge journey, or write other material which refers to it, you may of course refer to the Challenge (we want you to), but you may not use whole slabs of the material without any attribution.
You may use three or four sentences from a message, with attribution, and a link.
The links may be to the 100 Day Writing Challenge site:
http://www.writingchallenge.net/
Or, to the Fab Freelance Writing Blog:
http://www.fabfreelancewriting.com/blog/
Thank you -- I appreciate it. :-)
Questions about attribution and the 100 Day Challenge? Contact me.
NEW -- Need Help With Your Writing Challenge?
Here's what I learned in the first couple of weeks of the 100 Day Writing Challenge.
I learned that many of the participants are new writers, and they're confused. They're confused about what goals to set, how to get clients, what to write...
This is understandable, because they’re new writers. They have no processes to follow, so they're a little bit lost.
To help them, and to help you, if you're feeling the same, I've created a brand new, super-simple guide, Writing Dynamo: Create a Powerful Writing Machine That Generates Cash Every Day .
If you're confused about your writing in any way, it's just what you need.
LIke to take part in the next 100 Day Writing Challenge?
I'm receiving daily requests to run the 100 Day Writing Challenge again... I'm sorry if you missed out, because from what participants tell me, they're finding it a huge benefit.
Unfortunately there are no plans to offer the Challenge again in its present form, but please don't despair. I'll definitely offer a Challenge of sorts on the freelance writing blog late in 2011. So just keep an eye on that.
Further options
* Subscribe to Fab Freelance Writing Ezine, it's packed with writing tips each week, and it's free;
* Create your own Challenge: Angela Booth's Top 70 Writing TIps is packed with the writing tips I've picked up in 30 years of writing. I've used the tips to build the writing career I want. My students are also using these tips to build their careers.
New: Fab Freelance Writing Pro -- Join the inner circle
Your words, your profit
Making a great income from your writing is easier than you think. It starts with your mindset.
I coach many writers each year. I can tell when they're ready to make a six-figure income from their words. They're ready as soon as they realize that others are making a great deal of money... and where were they, when the page was blank?
You have a treat in store when you join the inner circle of writers.