“I think the important thing is to find what works for you and then stick to it, and to realize that what works for one project or at one time in your life may not work at another: the only real rule is to find what gets you to your project.“
My friend Neha sent me this. The entire article is linked below.
https://www.resilientwriters.com/blog/barbara-joan-scott
I like how she said her routine is flexible and may only work for a certain period of time and/or task.
My writing routine worked so well for years, until a major change obliterated it. And it’s taken me years to discover/settle into a new one. I now know that I work best within constraints and that having more time available to write does not mean I’ll write more. Routines are timely, temporary. I need to stop searching for my next great writing routine, go with what works for now, and to stop fighting it. Thanks Neha! (And tomorrow, please remind me. LOL)
In the comment section below tell me that works for you. I’d love to know.
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