“Unlocking the Secrets of Revision: What Your First Draft is Really Hiding!”
Answer: you edit.
Your first draft is complete when you are ready to move on to your second draft, the next phase of writing your book.
You might have met your word count goal, or written way more than you expected to. Or maybe you didn’t hit your goal word count, but you did reach the end of the story (or, for a nonfiction book, the end of the content you want to include).
Regardless of how your first version of your story turned out, your second draft is the unskippable next step in your writing journey.
