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(LOGO) Hellooo, everybody! Yes, I am still under the weather. Yes, I still have this thing on my face, but this probably has something to do with  the fact that I'm filming multiple videos in one   day. You don't get over the weather in forty-five  minutes. But anywho, my point is bear with me.   Today I'm covering one of your most requested  topics, which is how to write a book while going   to college, or working a full time job, or being  a parent, without slowly driving yourself insane.   Before I was a full time author and YouTuber, I  was a stockbroker and then an accountant, who just   so happened to be writing a book. And that’s how  it is for most of us. A vast majority of writers   at least start off working a real job, and writing  their book at night and on the weekends. And let   me tell you, it's a bitch. But hey, I've done it,  other writers have done it, and I'm here to break   down how you can do it as well. This topic is  sponsored by the amazing team over at Skillshare.   Skillshare is an online learning community filled  to the brim with over 17,000 classes in creative   writing, design, marketing, business, you name it,  they got it. I myself have a class on Skillshare   all about how to market yourself as an author,  and I absolutely love their platform. And you guys   know that if Skillshare’s here that means you're  not walking away from this video empty handed.   Stick around until the end for details, cuz we got  you covered. On top of that my fantasy novel The   Savior's Champion, it's available for pre-order.  I'm hosting a massive pre-sale giveaway and I will   be announcing the third winner for that at the end  of this video. We got goodies out the ass, it's a   little gross. But first I'm breaking down the ten  ways you can make time for writing, despite having   a cluttered, chaotic life. Number One (1): Accept  that it's hard. I talk about this stuff with a lot   of people, and the number one response is “But  it’s so hard.” I don't know if you know this,   but writing a book is hard, period. Add a full  time job, or school, or both on top of that,   and it's batshit. But millions of people still  manage to do it all the time, because hard and   impossible are not the same thing. And think  about it, what great things in life are easy?   Besides pizza and Taco Bell. All accomplishments  involve struggles, so you just gotta decide right   now if this is a struggle you're willing to  endure. Number Two (2): Be realistic. You're   juggling multiple burdens at once, so you need  to be realistic about the fact that your writing   journey is going to take a long time. If your six  year old is home with the flu, your writing isn't   gonna get done that day. If you've got...