If you are a new writer and you feel overwhelmed about tackling a book idea that you have, you might want to try the more architectural approach to writing. It starts with a solid outline that then breaks down the overwhelming task into bite-sized chunks that are more achievable. Let's see how I used outlines to write stories for myself and for my clients (when I was ghostwriting).
00:00:00 - Introduction
00:01:24 - General Information
00:03:11 - Market Research
00:07:00 - Structure, Style, & Genre
00:09:40 - Tropes, Themes, & Motifs
00:12:15 - Story Elements: Character
00:22:20 - Story Elements: Setting
00:31:15 - Story Elements: Plot - Lore
00:35:00 - Story Elements: Plot - Planning A Series
00:37:15 - I Backtrack & Explain Planning a Series in More Detail
00:40:22 - Story Elements: Plot - Outlining - Outline 1
00:42:11 - Story Elements: Plot - Outlining - Outline 2
00:45:00 - Story Elements: Plot - Outlining - Outline 3
00:50:25 - Detailed Chapter Summary
00:58:00 - Wrap Up
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