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EPISODE · May 14, 2020 · 26 MIN

#1002 Learn the Top Three Ways To Organize Your Ideas & Research

from The Write Hour ~ Nonfiction

Top Tips From The Write Coach✍️ What are the best ways to consolidate your information for easy access?✍️ Use Evernote for Research.✍️ Use Dropbox to secure your manuscript and important documents. ✍️ Use Scrivener to create your amazing book. Has your computer ever died, been lost or stolen? Then you know the panicking fear it can bring when you have important documents and photos on your computer. What if it held the only copy of your book?Where and how do you organize your notes and research for your book? Maybe you have a notebook you have been writing ideas, folders on your browser with some support information, you have emails about research or your book cover, and maybe you have interviewed people for your book. There are slips of paper or legal pads here and there. What is the best way to bring all these ideas into one place and distill them down into your incredible book?I use three programs to keep my life and my book organized. On today’s show, I share how each one can help you with your writing projects. The great thing is you can create a system to keep all your information easily accessible.Join me next week (May 18th-22nd, 20) for a 5 Day Challenge ~ Get the Book Out of Your Head!Create the outline in 15 minutes a day for 5 Days!Kick fear to the curb and jumpstart your book in a week!Learn more at www.TheWriteCoach.biz/5DayChallengeAll links mentioned are in the Episode #1002 Post.Read The Post #1002: Top Three Ways To Organize Your Ideas & Research appeared first on The Write Coach site Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Top Tips From The Write Coach✍️ What are the best ways to consolidate your information for easy access?✍️ Use Evernote for Research.✍️ Use Dropbox to secure your manuscript and important documents. ✍️ Use Scrivener to create your amazing book. Has your computer ever died, been lost or stolen? Then you know the panicking fear it can bring when you have important documents and photos on your computer. What if it held the only copy of your book?Where and how do you organize your notes and research for your book? Maybe you have a notebook you have been writing ideas, folders on your browser with some support information, you have emails about research or your book cover, and maybe you have interviewed people for your book. There are slips of paper or legal pads here and there. What is the best way to bring all these ideas into one place and distill them down into your incredible book?I use three programs to keep my life and my book organized. On today’s show, I share how each one can help you with your writing projects. The great thing is you can create a system to keep all your information easily accessible.Join me next week (May 18th-22nd, 20) for a 5 Day Challenge ~ Get the Book Out of Your Head!Create the outline in 15 minutes a day for 5 Days!Kick fear to the curb and jumpstart your book in a week!Learn more at www.TheWriteCoach.biz/5DayChallengeAll links mentioned are in the Episode #1002 Post.Read The Post #1002: Top Three Ways To Organize Your Ideas & Research appeared first on The Write Coach site Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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