Does spending time (and maybe even money) on your fiction fill you with guilt? In today’s episode, Camille shares:

• The surprising upside of guilt—and how to tell when it’s not serving you.
• Simple questions that can keep guilt from lingering too long (so you can go back to writing).
• Why you don’t need to have “something to show” for your writing in order to feel good about it.

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When it comes to your fiction career, the willingness to pivot as needed is a competitive advantage. In today’s episode, Camille shares:

• Why we’re attracted to “proven” formulas (and why they usually fail).
• The importance of a long-term vision—and short-term flexibility.
• The reason 1-star reviews are a sign you’re doing something right in your writing.
• How to tell if it’s time to consider a new approach or publishing model.

Want to learn more about how to create a sustainable author brand and career? Check out Bestseller Bootcamp. Visit https://www.evenbetter.co/bestseller to learn more.

You can’t spell breakthrough without “break”—yet so many writers push through when they should be doing the opposite. In this episode, Camille shares:

• Why taking longer on your novel may actually up the odds it’s perceived as valuable.
• A different (and arguably healthier) way to think about momentum.
• The questions that will help you determine whether you’re procrastinating or taking a productive pause.

Note: The Career Novelist Podcast is off for the next month; tune in April 8th for episode 112, which kicks off Season 5. For more resources on creating an even better fiction career, visit EvenBetter.co.