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Ep 222: Want to Foreshadow Conflict in Your Fiction? My #1 Tip for Creating Intrigue to Hook Your Reader

The reason you have not easily finished your fiction first draft is NOT because you're not intelligent enough, creative enough, or disciplined enough.
It's because you haven't been given the right system that actually works to help you finish a novel that readers will love. 
The fiction writing industry does not teach truly effective practices for story writing. All this, "just write one book and then another book" or "Just start writing" is not condusive to finishing a novel that truly hooks readers.Which means that most authors struggle to finish their books. You're not alone! 
Following industry standard advice might get you started on your novel, but it will NEVER help you finish.
Welcome to Fiction Story Blueprint, the podcast that re-wires how you write fiction using the transformational psychology all humans live by, and the untapped power of your subconscious mind. Learn to write highly emotional fiction that your readers won’t be able to tear themselves away from.If you’ve ever gotten stuck halfway through, worried your scenes are boring, or felt like your story isn’t enough—this podcast is for you. Whether you’re struggling to fill in plot events, can’t figure out your ending, or are completely lost as to where your story should start, this podcast helps you move beyond the logical mind and into the soul of your story—so you can finally finish the book that’s been haunting you.Let’s dive in, shall we?

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