Redeeming Productivity

How to Write a Book with Dr. Peter Sammons

Jan 17, 2022

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What Does God Tell Us About This?

05:21

Is There a Rejection in the Publishing Process?

02:38

How Do I Get From Point a to Point B?

01:29

Introduction

2min

What Is Your Book, Reprobation and God's Sovereignty?

2min

What Does God Tell Us About This?

5min

How Did You Decide to Write on Gaming?

3min

Is There a Need for It?

2min

How Do You Write a Book?

5min

What's the Difference Between a Journal Article and an Article?

5min

How Do I Get From Point a to Point B?

1min

How Do You Manage the Whole Writing Process?

2min

10.

The Chaos Method

5min

11.

You Make a Point, but You Make It, and You Made It

3min

12.

Editing a Dissertation

2min

13.

How Long Does It Take to Write?

2min

14.

How Did You Find a Publisher for Your First Book?

2min

15.

Is There Anything Else Out There?

3min

16.

How to Write a Book on Reprobation

3min

17.

Is There a Rejection in the Publishing Process?

3min

18.

Self-Publishing - How Did You Find Me?

5min

19.

Do You Have Time Management Discipline?

2min

20.

I'm Not All There, Right?

5min

21.

How Can You Intertwine Short Term and Long Term Projects?

4min

22.

How to Produce a Sustainable Type of Productivity

4min

23.

How to Get More Productivity From a Christian World View

2min

In this episode, Dr. Peter Sammons and I discuss the process of writing a book. How do you go from idea to written final version? We also talk about our experience navigating the world of publishing. And most importantly, whether you’re writing a book or just doing some other side project, we talk about how you can make progress on long-term projects while still balancing the rest of life’s responsibilities.

Dr. Peter Sammons is Assistant Professor of Theology at The Master’s Seminary where he is also the managing editor of The Master’s Seminary Journal. And he is the author of the new book Reprobation and God’s Sovereignty: Recovering a Biblical Doctrine with Kregel Academic.