Live: The Barefoot Writer January Issue
By Mindy McHorse

Ready to make 2015 your most profitable writing year yet?

Because we’re committed to helping you do just that!

The key is to build momentum early in the year … and let it carry you like a strong current toward your goals.

Your January issue of Barefoot Writer shows you how to tap and build your own momentum. Plus, you’ll discover:

• The single hottest writing opportunity for Barefoot Writers in 2015
• How to launch your 2015 “Goal Fulfillment System”
• Which social networking platform helps you stand out from other writers
• Where to find “idea generators” that help you banish writer’s block forever
• Inspiration from late-blooming writers

And, don’t miss our eye-opening interview with million-dollar copywriter and successful entrepreneur Mark Ford. He’ll share what you can do this week to advance your writing career.

Click here now to read your January issue of Barefoot Writer.

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Published: January 1, 2015

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