How to Be an Organized Writer?

One of the hardest things is to be an organized writer. It can be hard to focus and be successful in your writing career when you're exhausted and distracted, two things that follow writers along throughout their lives. Few of us know how to effectively switch gears after work so that we can write in a focused and organized manner. Writing is joyous but it is hard work. It requires consistency and efficiency to be most successful. But how can writers achieve this if they are constantly tired and worn out?

To be sure, writers, whether they work full-time or part-time, have a limited amount of time and energy at their disposal. Writing doesn't come easily in such situations because our brains are pushed and pulled in so many different directions. We always have so many other obligations in our lives, leaving little time for writing. Further, our stress and anxiety levels keep mounting, and our writing is usually the first thing to be left undone. This is especially the case if we are disorganized.

In addition, our world seems to be running faster and faster every day. We feel like we must keep up with it, regardless of how senseless it may seem to us. But is this quick pace healthy? Is it productive for a writer? Can a writer be organized if she is disorganized? Is it in line with completing your writing goals and being successful? Does all this rushing around make us more efficient and organized or less so? Is it conducive to creating a writing life that is balanced?

I believe that our fast-paced world has skewed our attention and exhausted us completely. We are constantly split and divided between tasks. Multi-tasking is the new mantra in our culture, and it has seeped into our writing life as well. But do these mindless mindsets help us write more?

In this e-book, I will outline 16 ways for writers to be more organized and therefore successful, regardless of what else is going on in their lives.

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