#22: How Academics Can Make a Summer Writing Plan That Actually Works

Do you always start your summer with grand ambitions, only to look back at the end of the summer and realize you only finished half of what you planned? If you’re ready to stop making unrealistic plans, this episode is for you. Here’s what Jane will discuss: 💡The thoughts that are driving you to make unrealistic plans: “I need to catch up,” “I should write all day,” and “I should work on everything” — and how to change them. 💡The two goals you should set so you can determine if your writing plans are realistic. 💡Why having a restful summer is important, especially right now. Further listening: Episode 13: Why Waiting for a Sabbatical to Write Your Book Could Be Holding You Back 📝 Ready to turn your dissertation into a publication-worthy scholarly book? Learn how you can join Elevate by visiting rightprose.co/elevate/📲 Let’s Connect! Say hi on BlueSky and share your favorite gem from this episode. I’d love to hear your thoughts!💗 Spread the inspiration. Know someone who would benefit from some guidance on their book-writing journey? Share this episode with them! ✉️ Want even MORE bookish advice, right in your inbox? Sign up for Shelf Help, the newsletter with actionable tips for scholarly writers.