Helping Scholars Finish Strong First Books
In previous posts, I showed you how to get your summer off to the right start by making a schedule, time map, and setting a summer start date; determining what your writing will look like; and …
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Faculty: do you plan to use this summer to make headway on your writing projects? Have you fantasized for months about all you'll finally be able to write once your classes end? Did you (or will you …
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"I don't know what I'm doing wrong. I sit down to write in the afternoon, but after only 15 minutes, I get so distracted that I can't make any progress on my writing. I schedule my session for two …
Do you feel like you've read every writing and productivity book published for new faculty and scholarly writers, but still struggle to make progress on your projects? Do you make commitments to write …
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In another post, I describe how using an opening routine can help you start your writing session more easily. But there's something else that I do at the end of each session--my closing routine--that …
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Do you intend to write, but never start? Or, are you overcome with anxiety the moment you open your computer? Maybe you tell yourself that you will write "in the morning," but get sidetracked cleaning …
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