denise

Hi Traci,

I am surprised at how much a little reflection can have in my writing life and I hope you find find it useful as well.

Reflection is one of my go-to tools to keep my writing from derailing too much when I get into a creative tizzy. If this strategy can help other authors continue to write and accomplish their writing tasks, that's awesome.

Thanks for the comment!
Kris

Hi Amy,
As a busy mom who now has a few hours to herself, I can relate. Even though my time commitments have changed, it is still a challenge to carve out that time to write. It's all about realizing the dream of creating and hopefully this time management strategy can help authors focus on what they want most--to have publishable works!

Thanks for the comment, Amy. I look forward to seeing you around the WITS blog!
Kris

Hi Alexsandra,

Wonderful!

Writers tend to stress about finding enough time to write (guilty!), but framing the problem to complete the mundane and necessary tasks can free up the creative mind to work more efficiently.

Best of luck writing and check back at WITS for more writing insights. 🙂

Kris

I like how you realize your best times to write and plan accordingly. I do my best writing at night and into the wee hours.

Streamlining the rest of my non writing processes will help to free up time for writing and reduce the stress that I should be writing.

Hi James,
Sometimes seeing how someone else structures their work time can help re-energize you own. I'm finding more free time - stressing less - along with time for writing this summer. 🙂

I'm glad this arrived at the right moment for you - keep writing and reading here at WITS!