by Amelia Hay | business, Productivity, Self-Publishing, Writing
For quite some time, I’ve been sitting on the fence about whether I should share my writing goals progress report with you. Part of the reason for my indecision was the first half of this year didn’t go as planned. The first six months of 2019 were filled with some distractions, getting back into writing, and the editing process not going the way I had expected. Every time I share my writing goals and progress reports, there seems to be a familiar theme; things didn’t go as planned. If this is something you can relate to, then you’ll feel right at home on this blog. But first, let’s take a quick trip down memory lane.
by Amelia Hay | A Writer Writes, Behind the Scenes, Writing
An Update on my Crime Thriller Novel | GRWM Writing Chat, Ep 001 Hello, Writers and Book Lovers! Welcome to the first episode of a Get Ready With Me Writing Chat edition. In this super chatty video, I share an update on where I’m at with my crime thriller novel... 
by Amelia Hay | Authorpreneur Podcast, BTS Podcast Diary, editing, Revision, Writing
Welcome to the fiftieth episode of the podcast. In the spirit of celebration, in this episode, I will answer questions on writing, self-editing, and procrastination asked by my Blog Readers, Youtube Subscribers, Podcast Listeners, and through my Ask A Question form on my website.
by Amelia Hay | Author Platform, Authorpreneur Podcast, BTS Podcast Diary, business, Fiction, Marketing, Revision, Self-Publishing, tools, Writing
Coming up in this show, I discuss why I migrated away from MailChimp and the steps involved. And, I also discuss my decision to merge my author and writing tips websites. In terms of writing, I will share where I’m at with Missing, Book Two, and the steps I need to take before I start writing my short story. But, first an update on my favourite cup of tea and what I’m currently reading.
by Amelia Hay | Author Platform, business, Marketing, Self-Publishing
Over the last few months, well it’s been almost a year, I’ve noticed quite a few first-time authors pop up and start selling services like coaching for writers. I want to first preface this by saying I don’t necessarily think this is a bad thing, partly because, it’s hard to make a living as an author. It’s can often take multiple books before you can start making an income from royalties alone.
