How New Ghostwriters Can Kill Their Comfort Zones

Or not, and stay average and poor forever

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You’ve heard stories of people who have found success doing what they love.

They’ve made a great living out of their passion for writing, and you want to do the same. But there’s one problem: you’re stuck in your comfort zone. There’s no cheating; if you want to be a successful ghostwriter, you must push yourself out of your comfort zone.

It won’t be easy, but with the proper steps and actionable advice, you can kill your comfort zone and get on the path to success.

Embrace The Suck

I know, you’ve heard this song before.

But if you’re reading this, you likely still need to take action. Your comfort zone is cozy and familiar, and also the place where stagnation and mediocrity thrive. Getting comfortable with being uncomfortable is essential to achieve success as a writer.

This means embracing failure as part of the learning process and not letting fear or doubt hold you back from taking risks or trying something new. The truth is you may not be comfortable with the bullshit people will toss your way, but you have to know it’s there, accept it, and then drive on anyway.