How to Get in the Habit of Working on Your Blog
Create another habit...the habit of writing.That is the whole point of this article., Consider the changes that can be made just from this., Write it down., Make some type of schedule., Say something to others., Focus on it., Find what motivates you...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Create another habit...the habit of writing.That is the whole point of this article.
Always remember that is your goal. -
Step 2: Consider the changes that can be made just from this.
You’d write a whole lot over the course of a month, or a year.
Your output would be prodigious.
You’d meet writing deadlines, because procrastination wouldn’t be a problem.
Your writing would improve, simply from the amount of practice you’d be getting.
You’d feel great about your writing, which in turn would motivate you to keep going.
You’d solve the problems of war and world hunger, from the brilliance of your writing.
The above five changes is from WriteToDone.com , Even in the day of the computer, sometimes, the tactile act of writing helps 'finalize' it and gets you going. , Write at the same time.
Maybe have an alarm or trigger to remind you to 'get 'er done'. , The act of telling someone you will be doing something is a great motivator. , If you are writing multiple blogs...focus on just one for a while.
Get in the habit of working on any blog.
Once you are in the habit, you can expand that to other blogs. , Is it finances...ego... wanting to be read? , Find something you can do, or treat yourself with, and use it as a reward. , You will never build a habit if you don't get something out of it. , Use a blogging platform that allows you to write and publish with no extra work. -
Step 3: Write it down.
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Step 4: Make some type of schedule.
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Step 5: Say something to others.
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Step 6: Focus on it.
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Step 7: Find what motivates you and stick with it.
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Step 8: Create a reward system.
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Step 9: Have fun.
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Step 10: Find a way to make it easy for you.
Detailed Guide
Always remember that is your goal.
You’d write a whole lot over the course of a month, or a year.
Your output would be prodigious.
You’d meet writing deadlines, because procrastination wouldn’t be a problem.
Your writing would improve, simply from the amount of practice you’d be getting.
You’d feel great about your writing, which in turn would motivate you to keep going.
You’d solve the problems of war and world hunger, from the brilliance of your writing.
The above five changes is from WriteToDone.com , Even in the day of the computer, sometimes, the tactile act of writing helps 'finalize' it and gets you going. , Write at the same time.
Maybe have an alarm or trigger to remind you to 'get 'er done'. , The act of telling someone you will be doing something is a great motivator. , If you are writing multiple blogs...focus on just one for a while.
Get in the habit of working on any blog.
Once you are in the habit, you can expand that to other blogs. , Is it finances...ego... wanting to be read? , Find something you can do, or treat yourself with, and use it as a reward. , You will never build a habit if you don't get something out of it. , Use a blogging platform that allows you to write and publish with no extra work.
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Jacqueline Ford
Brings years of experience writing about creative arts and related subjects.
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