Writing according to a set schedule
Sagan wrote for two-three hours each day. To come up with such a schedule it is perhaps necessary to try out different times of the day and then stick to the time that works best.
Sometimes we don't have that kind of freedom and need to accommodate our writing schedule to our life circumstances. This is one of the themes in the book Miss Iceland by Auður Ava Ólafsdóttir.
Goal Setting for NaNoWriMo Camp July
In this post, I share two videos on how to set up target goals in the writing software Scrivener and Novlr + I share a free printable made for camp where I can break down my overall goal. Forgotten goals I open up my Scrivener document to prepare for NaNoWriMo Camp. I want to type…
Monthly Calendar – pick a date to write each month
What to do when every book sparks joy? The KonMari Method
In this post I share how I have used the KonMari method from The life-changing magic of tidying up by Marie Kondo to organize parts of my book collection. I love the concept of tidying up and, I have applied the question, does it bring joy? to most of my belongings but as the average…
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