One of the biggest problems of being a working writer who
has not quite “made it” is the fact that you have to make a living while you
are working on that Great American Novel.
You have to keep your day job, so to speak.
So how in the world will you ever have time to write?
Start by turning off the TV and shutting down all the
useless input that bombards the typical household every day. You don’t need these electronic devices
blaring when you are trying to find time to write.
Next, try to schedule
your writing—an hour per day, or even a half-hour per day will work
wonders.
Writers often work early in the morning or late at night
when the phone stops ringing.
The key is to decide that writing is a priority and to push
other things out of the way so that you will have time to do it.
In writing the Look For Me series I have to fight to have
free time in which to work. That has
always been a problem for me. That’s one
reason that I do my thinking in advance and once I start writing it comes out
pretty quickly. If I didn’t write fast,
I’d never have time to get it done.
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