Now that you have found writing time in your days, weeks or months, you need to put it to use. How else will you ever get your book, article, essay, or blog written? I know I wrote about organizing your time and making writing a priority, but that doesn’t mean you actually made the effort to create a writing schedule…
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The Busy-Man’s Guide for Finding Time to Write
The number one excuse most writers have when asked why they haven’t yet written, finished or published a book is that they don’t have time. In this guest blog post, fantasy writer and blogger Jevon Knights (@JevonKnights) explains how every writer—even the busiest man or woman—can find time to write. So you’ve decided to be a writer. With great articles…
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How to Schedule Your Writing Time
I don’t know how many different reasons I’ve heard offered for why writers don’t write. Of course, lack of time tends to be the #1 reason cited. The second most-cited reason is lack of time management. Once writers find time to write, they simply don’t manage that time well. If you find yourself in this category, it’s time (pun intended)…
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Find Writing Time: Nonfiction Writing Prompt #14
The most common complaint I hear from writers of all types, not just nonfiction writers, is that they don’t have enough time to write. In fact, most of them have more time than they think—or realize. I’m not saying that you may not have real time constraints, but in most cases you can find the time to write if you…
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3 Tactics for Dealing with Nonfiction Book Research
Picture this: You’re steadily typing away at your keyboard. The words are flowing, and you’re making great progress on your nonfiction book project. The writing feels effortless, until…you realize you’re missing some information. You feel you need this key research before you can move on. So, you stop. Maybe you leaf through some papers on your desk, get up and…
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