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EPISODE · Mar 8, 2021 · 23 MIN

234 - Best of Series: How to Wake Up and Write 500 Words Every Day

from The Writing at the Red House Podcast · host Kathi Lipp

In the first episode of this series, we learned about where to start when we want to be a writer. Continuing in this “Best Of” series, Kathi and Michele Cushatt chat about their writing routines and exchange tips for avoiding excuses and getting the words on the page. Are you a busy mom writing your book in “snitches and snatches” at soccer practice? Do you prefer the quiet and solitude of a coffee shop or library to working at home? No matter what your lifestyle or schedule, Kathi shares 6 practical tips that are sure to help you increase your word count including:   Pre-decide and Schedule Set a timer and write UNEDITED Leave off in the middle of a sentence Links and Resources: Michell Cushatt Jerry Jenkins Cheri Gregory  

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