Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Time management for writers”
When writers work from home distractions abound. (I see your heads nodding.) We care for our families, care for our homes, chauffeur kids, tackle laundry, prepare meals, and handle the day-to-day affairs that go with the territory. We also field infringements on our time from outside sources. Those come by way of well-intentioned friends and family who may not realize …
Since I’m in revision mode, friends, I’m bringing back an oldie (but a goodie). Thank you for extending grace. Enjoy! *** It happened again. It’s not something I like to talk about because I’m the kind of gal who doesn’t like to hurt folks’ feelings. But here’s the truth: Sometimes, kind people—gals, guys, writers, bakers, and candlestick makers—get used. And not in a …
Our time is important. During the past three years I’ve blogged about the subject on several occasions. In one of my favorite posts, I tackled this elephant head on. If you’re a writer, a creative, or someone struggling with time management issues, please don’t miss this post. You may identify. I’m not sure why, but time is a hot button …
It happened again. It’s not something I like to talk about because I’m the kind of gal who doesn’t like to hurt folks’ feelings. But here’s the truth: Sometimes, kind people–gals, guys, writers, bakers, and candlestick makers–get used. And not in a good way. Today’s post is a little diddy about TIME. If that’s something you struggle with or find difficult to balance, then …
