3 Quick Tips for Set Up Your Writing Routine and Never Run Out of Things to Write
Lastly, every time you sit down to write, I encourage you to ask yourself these three questions: “Does this idea fall within one of my three content buckets?” (If not, what can you tweak so that it makes more sense in the context of your library?) “Will this piece stand the test of time?” (If not, what can you change to make it less timely and more
... See moreNicolas Cole • The Art and Business of Online Writing: How to Beat the Game of Capturing and Keeping Attention
1 – Show up. Many work sessions will feel unproductive which can feel frustrating, but the best creatives sit down to work even when they don't feel like it. Consistency rewards creativity.
2 – Generate a ton of ideas. Your best ideas rarely come early. So when you think you've got it, keep going.
3 – Refine the good ones. If you find yourself
... See moreWhen twenty minutes is up and your timer rings, stop. Again, read through your twenty minutes of writing, and underline or bold the notions that grab you. Find a new starter thought. Repeat.
Mark Levy • Accidental Genius
If you’re not sure what to write about, try this: 1. Crack open a fresh Apple Note 2. Title the note “Recently I’ve…” 3. List 10 things you’ve recently done,...
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