Georgia Clark is a novelist, an Australian and a New Yorker who went to school for screenwriting and filmmaking and believes the reason she’s a published novelist is, in part, because she’s a failed screenwriter. And today, if you happen to be reading this on the day of this episodes release, Georgia popping champagne to celebrate the launch of her 3rd book, The Regulars, into the world. It’s her first adult fiction novel and although it’s titled The Regulars, there’s nothing regular about it. And, I have to say, Georgia is far from your regular, run-of-the-mill writer. Her regimented writing process and unwavering work ethic will leave you inspired to tighten up your own craft. In her interview we talk about what it’s like to move to NYC in your 20’s and try to scrape together an income as a freelance writer, the similarities between being a novelist with a book coming out and being an entrepreneur, and why investing in your passion by choosing to write what you want to write about (vs what you think the market wants you to write) is the best path to success. Head over to this episode's show notes page for a detailed list of topics we explored, key takeaways, relevant links and all the ways you can connect with Georgia – http://workhacks.com/georgiaclark