#272: Why Your Story Dies in the Middle (And the One Thing That Brings It Back to Life)
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#272: Why Your Story Dies in the Middle (And the One Thing That Brings It Back to Life)
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Every writer knows the feeling. Your story is on fire, you're excited about what's on the page. Then somewhere in the middle, something dies. The excitement fades. The scenes stop feeling alive. And no matter how many times you reread or rework your outline, the flatness doesn't go away.
Most writers think something is wrong with them when this happens. It isn't. There's one specific thing missing from your story - and once you find it, everything changes.
In this episode I reveal the one thing missing from most stories that keeps your draft moving, your characters compelling, and your readers invested all the way to the end.
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Most first drafts don't stall because writing is hard. They stall because there's a weak link in the foundation. The Story Clarity Worksheet helps you find it. Download yours free at nancipanuccio.com/clarity