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Tackling the next book requires three sets of seven. The Plot 7 determines the conflict that will drive the story. 7 Character Sets will develop the story’s heart and mind.
Our focus in this segment will be the 7 Writing Stages.
I did not say seven drafts of the novel—These are the seven work stages, each requiring a different part of your writing mind.
We're using 7 different parts of the brain!
TIMINGS
- 00:40 Introduction
- 01:10 Seven Work Stages
- 10:56 Closing
Total Run Time = 11:56
LINK
Website https://thewritefocus.blogspot.com/2026/05/7-stages-of-writing-quick-tips-for.html
Licensed Music with the Quick Tips content is “Simple Acoustic Guitar” from the creator applehillstudios on Audio Jungle. The music is licensed for podcast and YouTube. Music for the opening and closing segments are in the narration, also licensed from Audio Jungle for the purpose of podcast and YouTube.
All short videos with the video are from Pexels.com, a site that offers free short videos, some with sound (turned off for this posting).
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