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| one writer's office |
"I can't seem to find the time to get any writing done with everything that's going on."
That's a common refrain I'm hearing from writing pals. It's understandable given the circumstances caused by the coronavirus.
But there are ways you can get some writing done.
Here are just four -
That's a common refrain I'm hearing from writing pals. It's understandable given the circumstances caused by the coronavirus.
But there are ways you can get some writing done.
Here are just four -
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| writing is work |
1. Don't tell your family that you're going to "get some writing done".
Nope, tell them you have some work to do.
A funny thing happens to writers I know. When they tell their families they're off to do some writing they get constantly interrupted by kids asking where stuff is and partners coming in for a natter.
Unless you say you're working, your work will be treated like it's not work at all.
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| Not everything good comes in large packages |
2. Try to do your writing in manageable chunks. If you have 10 minutes to spare use that time. You might find it easier than say telling yourself you need to set a few hours aside to work on that article or your novel.
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| Speech to text can get that writing done |
3. A slow typer or just someone who likes to read something out loud that you've written to see how it scans, making use of the speech to text capabilities on your phone, tablet or laptop is a good way to get your writing done. It's also perfect when you just want a break from typing and want to be productive.
I use OneNote on my phone.
