Don't be angry because I made that statement.
We all make sorry excuses about one thing or another.
Let me ask you something.
Are you struggling to finish your book? Considering how long you've been working on it, you may feel it should have been done yesterday.
Yet, you keep putting it off; your excuse might be on the list below.
Sure, it sounded like a good enough reason until someone else pointed it out to you.
Read the reasons below and see if your reason made the list.
Then choose the one that rings the bell the loudest and find a way to get past it.
You may have to do like I did with the sorry reasons I couldn't finish, years ago.
If it -sorry reason, lame excuse- stood in my way, I went around it, climbed over, went under or just plain got over it.

1. I can't sit still long enough.
   
2. There are too many books in the world already.
   
3. I don't have time.
   
4. I plan to write a book next year.
   
5. My family keeps interrupting me.
   
6. My job won't allow me to write a book.
   
7. I can't seem to get around to it.
   
8. I can't figure out who would care.
   
9. I have too much to do.
   
10. I've been trying to write a book for years.
    
11. I can't string that many sentences together.
    
12. Who would want to read it besides me?
13. I can't say enough can'ts to express how much I can't.
    
14. I don't want to write a book because it might succeed.
    That would be too much for me to handle.
    
15. I wasn't disciplined as a child.
    
16. My idea is too good to put into words.
    
17. Someone might steal my work.
    
18. I wrote a book once and I lost the manuscript.
    
19. Sorry, I'm fresh out of ideas.
    
20. I am too young.
    
21. My family might get mad about what I write.
    
22. I can't figure out what to write.
    
23. I don't have that much money.
    
24. I am too old.
    
25. I know people won't read it.
    
26. If I took the time to write a book, it might not sell.
    
27. I just took my vacation for the year.
    
28. I can't write good enough.
    
29. I don't know how.
    
30. I knew someone that wrote a book and nothing happened.
    

Don't make any more excuses.
If you keep making excuses, this time next year you could be still waiting to get it done.
You have my vote of confidence.
You can do it.
Jump past any sorry excuse that's held you back.
Now is the time.
Get started today.
I'm looking forward to seeing your name with Author behind it.
Powerful Ways to Overcome Procrastination: Take action.
Do something toward your book writing goal before your head hits the pillow tonight or at least within 48 hours.