Procrastinating Writers

The Step That Bridges The Gap Between You To Your Writing Dreams

January 29, 2013

What do you do? How many times have you been asked that question? Countless, probably. And how do you answer it? You probably tell them about your day job and the fact that you’re a parent. But how often do you answer that question by telling people you’re a writer? Probably never, right? Because you’re [...]

How to Accept Your Procrastination (And Still Get Stuff Done)

January 24, 2013

This is a guest post from Megan Vick Yes, it’s true. I procrastinated in writing this post. I write for both pleasure and work, and it constantly seems like I am battling with time to get everything done by my deadlines. That’s why I wanted to share my tips for accepting your procrastination and still [...]

How To Get To The Root of Your Procrastination

January 17, 2013

This is a guest post from Jimmetta Carpenter of Write-2-Be.com Procrastination is a consistent problem for writers everywhere; particularly when you are starting out and still trying to establish a name for yourself. We tend to blame time as our ultimate enemy; there just never seems to be enough of it. We arrange our schedules [...]

FREE eBook: 113 Things You Can Write Right Now

January 16, 2013

Over the course of running this blog for the last (almost) five years, I’ve heard two comments continually from writers: I don’t know what to write/write about I don’t know how to write regularly I’ve answered both of these comments in my new eGuide: 113 Things You Can Write Right Now. This eGuide is a [...]

The Art of Ideas: How To Overcome Writer’s Block

January 10, 2013

This is a guest post from David Gerrard Writer’s block is a frustrating issue to deal with, but it is something that affects us all from time to time. Even William Goldman, the author of countless acclaimed screenplays, once said that the “easiest thing to do on earth is not write.” Whether you’re writing an [...]

How To Achieve Flow In Your Writing

January 4, 2013

This is a guestpost by Mikkel Kongsfelt from whyliving.net All bloggers experience some degree of writer’s block once in a while. It’s an extremely frustrating feeling to run completely out of inspiration. The writing process is a creative process and without inspiration you feel lost. But writer’s block can be cured and one of the [...]

How To Get Writing Done During Your Christmas Break

December 20, 2012

This is a guest post from Peter of UKEssays.com The Christmas break is probably the hardest time to get any writing done. With anticipation for the festivities having built up over several weeks, Christmas adverts continuously playing on the TV on a loop, and decorations literally everywhere you look, the last thing you may want [...]

Be Productive! 2 Hard and Soft Methods for Beating Procrastination

December 6, 2012

This is a guest post from S.D. Farrell It’s generally accepted that writers are dreamers — we think about what’s possible more than what’s right in front of us. It’s also said that most writers are introverts: We enjoy spending time alone and draw energy from it. That said, we shouldn’t take these old saws [...]

FREE: The Ultimate Guide To Finding Your Pen Name (Or Naming Your Characters)

December 4, 2012

A few months ago, I wrote an eGuide about how to create your perfect pen name. And right now that eGuide is available for you to download for FREE on Kindle or Kindle app. (If you don’t have a Kindle, you can download the Kindle app for your phone, tablet or PC for free right [...]

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