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SUMMARY:Develop Your Writing Practices (Continued)
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DESCRIPTION: HOW DO YOU KNOW WHEN YOU’RE READY TO START WRITING?
You’re always ready. The moment an idea comes to you, you are ready. Even if you haven’t packed your toolkit or you’re still learning about yourself or the story idea at the moment—you’re ready to write.
Journaling is a helpful daily habit that can be used as an ongoing assessment that will help you find your creative flow. Start applying yourself in certain situations that welcome creative work and monitor your progress. This will be a trial and error type of process because most of us don’t know the best times of day to write, or what we even want to write.
When in doubt, write anyway
Too many writers feel like they have to be “in the zone” before they can actually sit down and write. This is just a sneaky way of letting fear of failure or the need for perfection get the best of you.
I say this a bit tongue in cheek, but if you don’t have a bunch of sticky notes with...

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