#100: A Week in the Life: 7 Days Behind the Scenes with Savannah (July 2023)
Jul 18, 2023
Take a peek behind the scenes with the host's week filled with editing, book coaching, and navigating through various projects. Explore topics like embracing imperfections in writing, creating meaningful conflict in stories, and balancing work with self-care. Dive into discussions on feelings of guilt and self-doubt in success and creativity.
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Podcast Journey
Savannah Gilbo started the Fiction Writing Made Easy podcast in 2019 as an introvert, which surprised her. Now, 100 episodes later, she has 1.5 million downloads and listeners worldwide.
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Weekly Planning
Check your upcoming week's schedule on Sunday to prioritize tasks effectively. This practice helps maintain focus and troubleshoot potential issues before they arise.
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In today’s episode, I’m taking you behind the scenes with me throughout my entire week, and I’m going to share what I’m working on, what big projects I’m focused on right now, and basically, anything that happens during the week.
I'm always curious as to how people set up their day and what they're working on, and how they choose what they're going to actually work on that week. So, I thought you might be curious to know what I do all day as an editor and book coach—what I focus on and how I navigate through many, many, many action items. So, that’s what this episode is all about. I hope you enjoy this peek behind the scenes!
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