Which one best describes you?

I am a better version of myself when I am writing regularly

Writing plays an important role in my life.

When it comes to finding time to write I tend to

The people closest to me in my life know that the work I do as a writer is important to me because I have told them so.

If you were to ask me right now, I could tell you about my ideal reader.

To set aside a whole day for the purpose of writing is (choose the group of words that come to mind first):

I have a website or blog.

On my website/blog, I have a clear call to action for my reader above the fold.

I have written a guest post or article for a blog, website, or magazine (not including my own).

I have an email list.

I connect with the people on my email list on a regular basis - at least once per month. (If you don't yet have an email list, just mark this one Nope.)

I have created and offered a free gift for my reader (ebook, free download, cheat sheet, list, audio devotional, etc).

I have created and offered a paid product for my reader (online course, coaching, ebook, study guide, etc).

I have made at least one dollar from my writing (freelance, sponsored content, book advance, affiliate partnerships, etc).

To make money as a writer is

I have attended an in-person conference or retreat designed specifically to serve, equip, and encourage writers.

I have paid real cash money for a college course, an online course, or membership site in order to help me become a better writer.

I have a book currently available on Amazon (self-published or traditionally published).

I have contributed to a book currently available on Amazon (you are one of many different authors).

I am working on (or have already written) a book proposal.

I have written a query letter to a literary agent or editor.

I have written (or am currently writing) a book with a traditional publisher.

I have a literary agent.

I know the difference between marketing and publicity.

I survived my own book launch!

I have launched either an online course, an ebook, a live event, or something similar of my own.

Sharing my writing feels like...

I've participated on a launch team for another author's book.

At least one of the following people help me manage my writing work: a virtual assistant, a manager, a personal assistant, an intern).

I can clearly articulate my goals and desires for my writing, ministry, work, or business.

Although it's difficult to juggle regular writing, social media, book marketing, and soul care, I believe I've found a healthy rhythm that works for my life.

I receive more requests for writing, speaking, and/or endorsing than I could possibly commit to.

If you want to build a platform you have to be everywhere -- Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and You Tube -- even if it makes you want to set your computer on fire.

I have more than one stream of revenue as a result of my work as a writer (or speaker, teacher, workshop leader).

I am currently involved in a group or mastermind (in person or online) with other writers, authors, or speakers for the purpose of professional development and /or mutual encouragement.