21 suggestions for the brand new yr

The New Year is just around the corner and we know everyone is wondering how to be more productive. And since we all are As you prepare to complete another year of wild writing, these 21 tips are sure to come in handy!

Over the past few years in business, I’ve learned to use December as a time to reflect on my brand. I evaluate what worked well in the last year, what did not work so well and what I would like to optimize for next year. I invite you to do the same!

Like all other aspects of our life There are many ways that writers can prepare for the New Year. Below is a list of 21 ideas to help you reorganize, rejuvenate, and refocus.

How to be more productive: 21 Ways Writers Can Prepare For The New Year

Check out what you wrote this year.

Think about topics that attracted you in particular, characters that brought you up, and places that inspired you. Use this review as a guide in planning topics for the next year.

Finish all unfinished scriptures.

This contains Blog posts, articles, etc. that still appeal to you. It’s amazing how closing these loops can make you more productive overall!

Think about why you didn’t finish some pieces.

You are likely to reveal topics you may be uncomfortable about writing or areas of your writing that you “get stuck” in. You may want to brush up on certain skills.

Obtain new magazines to organize your ideas and projects.

Deal with any agonizing health problems.

That could be emotionally, spiritually or physically.

Buy a sketchbook to map ideas or expand your writing into a visual format.

Do you think you have to be an artist to use this technique? Think again! this Pinterest board has many ideas for art journaling.

To make you more productive, buy new pens, pencils and erasers.

Throw away the old, half-used ones that you always avoid digging for a writing implement.

Record your most productive and creative writing times.

Block them and Allow time to write on your calendar.

Get Plenty of Rest and Hydrate!

Your brain works better when you get your eight glasses of water a day.

To have a of passion Purpose of writing.

this will motivate you in dry spells and focus on your mission and not just your feelings.

Create a mini vision board that shows your commitment to writing.

Check out your vision board if you need a reminder of your goals and how to achieve them.

Create an inspirational one Writing environment, complete with desk and decorations that encourage creativity.

I don’t mean that you have to go all out and buy new things. Indeed, look around your house and collect pieces that inspire you, then carry them to your office and rearrange things a little!

Prepare a ….. Playlist (or two or three) music that motivates you.

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Get a partnership with a. into consideration Writing coach to help you achieve your goals and explore new writing methods.

research Write conferences You want to be there in the new year.

Back up your digital work.

You should do this more than once a year. Now is a good time to set a monthly or weekly reminder on your calendar.

Collect your favorite candle scents and oils for the new year.

Your writing brain loves Fragrance stimulation. Great scents for the New Year are orange, peppermint, and warm scents like clove and cinnamon.

Stock up on your favorite coffees and teas.

Research new writing techniques that you want to try over the next year.

The internet is full of courses for all types of writers. One of my favorite places to enroll for courses is IMPRESSIVE! Women writing.

Join or start a writing group in your city.

Writing is always more fun when shared with others!

So which of these tips are you going to use this year to be more productive? What other tips would you add to this list?