Andres Jimenez
@ajimenezl571.bsky.social
I talk about writing, entrepreneurship & self-development to help you make a living as a writer. | 10 + yrs as a nomad freelance writer.
Plutonium Dragon. Always plutonium Dragon. 🐉
December 6, 2025 at 1:04 AM
Plutonium Dragon. Always plutonium Dragon. 🐉
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November 18, 2025 at 7:09 PM
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Start today. Even if it's just one sentence at a time.
20 minutes becomes a few paragraphs.
Those paragraphs become full pages.
And those pages become full chapters.
Your story is waiting. You just need to begin.
What will you write today? Let me know in the comments 👇
20 minutes becomes a few paragraphs.
Those paragraphs become full pages.
And those pages become full chapters.
Your story is waiting. You just need to begin.
What will you write today? Let me know in the comments 👇
November 18, 2025 at 7:09 PM
Start today. Even if it's just one sentence at a time.
20 minutes becomes a few paragraphs.
Those paragraphs become full pages.
And those pages become full chapters.
Your story is waiting. You just need to begin.
What will you write today? Let me know in the comments 👇
20 minutes becomes a few paragraphs.
Those paragraphs become full pages.
And those pages become full chapters.
Your story is waiting. You just need to begin.
What will you write today? Let me know in the comments 👇
It's hard at first. I know.
But after doing it consistently, writing becomes as natural as brushing your teeth.
It becomes your space of peace, your connection with yourself. (6/8)
Stop waiting for "someday."
That book you want to write won't write itself.
But after doing it consistently, writing becomes as natural as brushing your teeth.
It becomes your space of peace, your connection with yourself. (6/8)
Stop waiting for "someday."
That book you want to write won't write itself.
November 18, 2025 at 7:09 PM
It's hard at first. I know.
But after doing it consistently, writing becomes as natural as brushing your teeth.
It becomes your space of peace, your connection with yourself. (6/8)
Stop waiting for "someday."
That book you want to write won't write itself.
But after doing it consistently, writing becomes as natural as brushing your teeth.
It becomes your space of peace, your connection with yourself. (6/8)
Stop waiting for "someday."
That book you want to write won't write itself.
Don't romanticize extreme sacrifice. Be realistic.
You don't need to:
• Wake up at 4 AM
• Sacrifice your sleep
• Abandon your social life
You just need small blocks of time and the commitment to use them every day.
You don't need to:
• Wake up at 4 AM
• Sacrifice your sleep
• Abandon your social life
You just need small blocks of time and the commitment to use them every day.
November 18, 2025 at 7:09 PM
Don't romanticize extreme sacrifice. Be realistic.
You don't need to:
• Wake up at 4 AM
• Sacrifice your sleep
• Abandon your social life
You just need small blocks of time and the commitment to use them every day.
You don't need to:
• Wake up at 4 AM
• Sacrifice your sleep
• Abandon your social life
You just need small blocks of time and the commitment to use them every day.
Neil Gaiman wrote Coraline at 50 words per day because he was busy with other things.
He started slow, but he started.
If one of the world's most successful authors can do it that way, so can you.
He started slow, but he started.
If one of the world's most successful authors can do it that way, so can you.
November 18, 2025 at 7:09 PM
Neil Gaiman wrote Coraline at 50 words per day because he was busy with other things.
He started slow, but he started.
If one of the world's most successful authors can do it that way, so can you.
He started slow, but he started.
If one of the world's most successful authors can do it that way, so can you.
Here's the secret: With just 20 minutes a day writing 800 words, you can finish an 80,000-word novel in 100 days.
Less than 4 months.
Sound impossible? Keep reading.
Less than 4 months.
Sound impossible? Keep reading.
November 18, 2025 at 7:09 PM
Here's the secret: With just 20 minutes a day writing 800 words, you can finish an 80,000-word novel in 100 days.
Less than 4 months.
Sound impossible? Keep reading.
Less than 4 months.
Sound impossible? Keep reading.
But that moment never comes.
Writers who finish their books don't have more time than you.
They write while commuting, during lunch breaks, while waiting for an appointment, or in any stolen moment of their day.
Consistency beats motivation.
Writers who finish their books don't have more time than you.
They write while commuting, during lunch breaks, while waiting for an appointment, or in any stolen moment of their day.
Consistency beats motivation.
November 18, 2025 at 7:09 PM
But that moment never comes.
Writers who finish their books don't have more time than you.
They write while commuting, during lunch breaks, while waiting for an appointment, or in any stolen moment of their day.
Consistency beats motivation.
Writers who finish their books don't have more time than you.
They write while commuting, during lunch breaks, while waiting for an appointment, or in any stolen moment of their day.
Consistency beats motivation.