By: Victoria
Grefer
I
know it’s been a while since I’ve been able to post anything, so I figured, as
I’m trying to make time to come back to blogging (and especially to working on
my fiction) after starting a new teaching job, it made sense to focus on a
topic that has really been on my mind this week and even for the last few
months:
How
do we make time to write when THERE IS NO TIME?
There
are so many things that pull all writers in different
directions. Some of us struggle with the stresses that come along with
financial issues, or problems at work, or sick loved ones, or even personal
illnesses.
So
many of us have demanding jobs, especially in this economy which seems, in
almost every industry, to have multiplied the demands made of workers who are,
at the same time, experiencing hiring freezes and pay raise freezes at their
companies.
So
many have of us have young children, and thus not only the responsibility,
but also the fruitful and loving joy of teaching and nurturing them, while we
learn from them at the same time.
It’s
easy–and some cases, justifiable and even necessary–to put writing on the back
burner. It happens. I’m not talking here about situations where there is a
moral responsibility to be focusing on other things.
I’m
talking about those times when we are capable of making time to write, when
nothing is holding us back, but it’s a difficult and daunting task to get organized.
Here are some tips I have found to be helpful to me, personally.
. . .
Read the full article HERE!
~*~
If you
missed my writing & marketing tweets and retweets yesterday, here they are
again:
- Technical Writing: A Viable Career (Or Sideline) Option for Writers - WRITERS HELPING WRITERSWRITERS HELPING WRITERS http://ow.ly/EInFz
- Writers On The Move: Your Author's Photo - 7 Tips to Getting it Right http://ow.ly/EIvyG
- Story Structure for Dummies - Storyfix.com http://ow.ly/EIBJK
- Writers: How To Let Go Of The Pressure To Be Perfect - Writer's Relief, Inc. http://ow.ly/EIC6p
- Novels aren’t movie scripts: how to write great dialogue in prose | Nail Your Novel http://ow.ly/EIC9x
- What has built your confidence as a writer? - Books & Such Literary Management : Books & Such Literary Management http://ow.ly/EICdw
- Growing Readership By "Lighting Up Your Writing" | Bestseller Labs http://ow.ly/EIHG9
- An Came First http://ow.ly/EIHKh Daily Writing Tips
- How to make time to write when there is no time | Creative Writing with the Crimson League http://ow.ly/EIHOM
- Best time to launch a book | Self-Publishing Advice http://ow.ly/EIHX4
- Nook Returns to Audiobooks | Digital Book World http://ow.ly/EII9T
- Indie Publishing: Our Dirty Little Secret | Celebrating Independent Authors http://ow.ly/EIIiU
- Kindle Unlimited Trends | chrismcmullen http://ow.ly/EILcv
- Book marketing | 151 must visit writing websites http://ow.ly/EIQbs
- Writability: Why Critiquing Others Helps You http://ow.ly/EIQJn
- Keep On Writing | Ingrid's Notes http://ow.ly/EISv0
- Writer Unboxed » Foolproof Strategies for Staying Creative During a Writing Slump http://ow.ly/EISxb
- ‘Amageddon': How Amazon’s culture is taking a toll on Seattle’s future | The Passive Voice | http://ow.ly/EISEA
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