The Four Cornerstones to Writing More: Break Writing Projects Into Tasks
This is part 3 of our four cornerstones of writing more series. Here’s a common writing mistake to stop making now: Putting projects on your to-do list instead of tasks. If you’ve been writing “finish article” on your to-do list, then you’re guilty of this. You’re...
The Four Cornerstones to Writing More: Create Positive Feedback Loops
How does your writing make you feel? When you think about writing, do you feel excited, happy, and encouraged? Or do you feel guilty, sad, and overwhelmed? You are never going to write and publish as much as you want to if you feel yucky about your writing. But...
The Four Cornerstones to Writing More: Write with Focus
After helping hundreds of womxn and nonbinary academics write and publish more, I had an epiphany. It happened in the shower, where all my best thoughts happen. I realized that everything I teach about developing a writing practice can be boiled down into four core...
How to Do a Writing Sprint
You may have heard me talk about “tiger time.” That’s a term that I picked up from entrepreneur Amy Porterfield. The idea is that if you use your most focused and energized hours of the day, you don’t need big blocks of time to write. Instead,...
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