As the seasons transition, the onset of fall brings in a time for transformation and renewal. Now is an ideal time to reassess your current writing habits and institute a fall writing routine that can amplify your productivity this season. A consistent writing practice is the biggest single step you can take toward finishing any writing project you have planned. Today, I’m sharing my exact process for creating and sustaining a fall writing routine that will serve you well, not only this fall but also for years to come. Assess Your Current Routine Before you dive head-first into creating a…
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Whether you took the summer off from writing or experienced distractions that took you off course, now is the perfect time to set new writing goals for the remainder of 2024. From beating procrastination to nurturing your creative spirit, we’re going to discuss practical strategies and help you plan out writing objectives for the next few months. If you’re ready to start rebuilding your writing routine, follow our strategies to set yourself up for a fulfilling and successful end of the year. Start Small to Rebuild Your Writing Routine One of the biggest hurdles in rebuilding your writing routine is…
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If you haven’t heard of habit-stacking, it’s a phrase coined by author James Clear in his book Atomic Habits. Habit-stacking is a method for building and maintaining habits and it involves pairing a new habit with an existing one to create a routine. Developing and maintaining solid writing habits is an important first step for writers because these habits form the foundation of consistency. Without routines and consistent practice, it can be challenging to make meaningful progress with your writing. So today, we’ll explore how you can leverage habit-stacking to improve your writing productivity, consistency, and overall output. 8 Habit-Stacking…
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If you’re like me, your morning routine includes you try to squeeze in your writing between sips of coffee in the morning, bites of your sandwich at lunch, and are always looking for extra spare moments to sit down and write when the house is quiet. Early risers, take your schedule further. Build it out to maximize your most productive hours of the day. You can push your own limits in the morning. You’re programmed to be at your peak level of energy during the earlier hours of the day. Night owls, use this routine to simply get yourself up…