Hi, as we're brought in here and in this video we're going to show you how to finish your book and have the confidence that your readers will love it. I'll go over the three keys you need to make sure your novel gets done and becomes a page turner. Many people think it takes too much time to finish their novel. Maybe you've tried rationalizing it. How many times have you said to yourself, I can always finish my novel next year. How many times have you said to yourself, I can always finish my novel after the wedding, after the baby's born, after our child started kindergarten, after our kids gone to college, after I retired. I was just like you. I thought the same way and then learned how to solve the real problem. I called on the supportive fellow writers and my wife. I even had my brother email me every Monday with a question, how's your novel coming along? Can you imagine not getting any writing done for a week and then getting that in your inbox? Did I ever feel guilty? You remember that movie Wall Street where Michael Douglas says, read is good. Well I'm here to tell you guilt is good. Guilt got me off the couch and got my words on the page. The truth is it takes a village. If you want to get your book done and feel bad because you're getting nowhere, don't feel bad. Behind every great book is a community of authors and supporters. Maybe you're asking yourself, what do you mean? A community of authors for one book? Yes. Literally. You know that every great book was formed in the presence of a critique group of sorts. I can say that my book is pure crackerjack and not feel egotistical saying that because if it hadn't been for my critique group, the tourcoats would have sucked. So the first key is peer feedback. You need writers to give you storyline concept edits and line edits. You need them to proofread your book. The second key is a mentor. You need someone who has the experience, knows what you're up against and knows all the shortcuts and resources. Someone who has good teaching skills and wants to see you succeed. The third key is accountability. You need reasonable deadlines, friends to keep you on task and family to keep you on task. Now let me ask you this. Would you like it if by December 31, 2012, you had a completed manuscript of your novel? Would you be happy if you knew that your novel was going to be loved by your readers? Would you like to be connected with writers across the nation who are focused on helping you succeed? If you said yes to any of these questions, watch my next video to learn more about this incredible program I'm offering. See you next time.