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Most writers try to perfect their book in isolation and that’s usually what keeps the manuscript stuck. One of the fastest ways to improve your book and actually finish it is to use reader feedback early and intentionally. Not Does this sound good? But questions like: - Where did you get bored? - What confused you? - What made you want to keep reading? That feedback isn’t criticism, it’s direction. Every strong book is shaped by response: Beta readers, editors, test audiences and even conversations with ideal readers, iIf you treat your readers like collaborators instead of judges, your writing gets clearer, tighter and way more impactful. This is exactly how authors I work with finish and publish in 90 days, they stop guessing and start listening. Curious: Have you ever shared your work before it was ready? What happened?