How to build a healthy writing habit
We all had the experience of writing something up in a hurry the night before the deadline. The adrenaline, the chaos, the outcome that could […]
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We all had the experience of writing something up in a hurry the night before the deadline. The adrenaline, the chaos, the outcome that could […]
How to build a healthy writing habit Read More »
Some writing coaches propose that you write when you feel great, including writing only in your “tiger” time, and not writing at the other times. The “tiger” time is the time of the day when you focus easily and your writing flows. Although I am not opposed to the idea, I find it impossible to implement at the moment.
I had to, therefore, come up with another solution. Let’s face it, my (and maybe yours too) “tiger” time is in the evening, between 11 pm and 1 am to be exact. The time when working mummy needs to sleep. Does it mean that I never will have my writing flow? Oh no, no, no. I want my writing to flow, and I want it within my working hours, as after that I want to spend time with my kido, and after they go to sleep, I go to the gym. The only time I have for writing is faaaaaaar away from my “tiger” time.
If you are in a similar situation, do not despair. I have found and tested the solution. There are things you can do to make your writing time feel great at the time of the day that YOU choose.
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In academia, we struggle for time, every – single – day. Even if you are great with planning, some things just come up as unexpected opportunities or surprise projects. You may have no choice but embrace them and incorporate them into your busy schedule.
In these situations, it is important to find some additional time where there is none. But how to do it without compromising the quality of your work or your sleep or family life? Let me offer you some help with TEMPLATES. Preparing templates for the things you do repeatedly can be a solution you need. So let me offer you some examples on how to make your life easier, and save you some time. I believe that the things you repeatedly do or are less important can and should be reduced, to make time for the things that truly matter. Let’s go!
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