by Allen Arnold, @TheStoryofWith
How do you define success as an author?
Perhaps you base it on whether you regularly hit your daily word count. Or maybe success is when the publisher you’ve longed to partner with finally signs your new series. If you’re already published, then success might be hitting a bestseller list or exponentially growing your readership.
All of the above seem like logical ways to measure success. They offer tangible metrics by which we can count progress, compare results, and control our calling.
How do you define success as an author?
Perhaps you base it on whether you regularly hit your daily word count. Or maybe success is when the publisher you’ve longed to partner with finally signs your new series. If you’re already published, then success might be hitting a bestseller list or exponentially growing your readership.
All of the above seem like logical ways to measure success. They offer tangible metrics by which we can count progress, compare results, and control our calling.
















