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GYWO Time Management Challenge
Jul. 12th, 2015 08:13 amHow did you find time to write?
Fortunately I’m an everyday writer but that has not always been the case. I have gotten myself in the habit of sitting down and doing something that pertains to writing everyday even on those days when words don’t come to me. (My muse is sometimes shy and a little stubborn where there is a deadline looming.)
Take a few minutes and organize notes or plot out a story to write later before bedtime. Sometimes words will come and sometimes they won’t but do something related to writing. Once you’ve done that every day for a while it becomes a habit.
At what time(s) did you write?
I like late nights and early mornings. My sleep pattern isn’t normal so it’s easy to just open a doc and put words on it at weird times.
For this challenge I wrote early in the morning. It was 3am when I started on Saturday.
How many words did you write?
In this challenge, I wrote 545 words on my Het Big Bang. For the day, I wrote a lot more.
Fortunately I’m an everyday writer but that has not always been the case. I have gotten myself in the habit of sitting down and doing something that pertains to writing everyday even on those days when words don’t come to me. (My muse is sometimes shy and a little stubborn where there is a deadline looming.)
Take a few minutes and organize notes or plot out a story to write later before bedtime. Sometimes words will come and sometimes they won’t but do something related to writing. Once you’ve done that every day for a while it becomes a habit.
At what time(s) did you write?
I like late nights and early mornings. My sleep pattern isn’t normal so it’s easy to just open a doc and put words on it at weird times.
For this challenge I wrote early in the morning. It was 3am when I started on Saturday.
How many words did you write?
In this challenge, I wrote 545 words on my Het Big Bang. For the day, I wrote a lot more.