Two Tiny Items I Can Do This Weekend That Will Make Next Week’s Writing E-Z.
Probably will for you, too.
It almost seems too small to be as powerful as it is.
1. Saturday. During the day, grab one of my notebooks or even a couple of sheets of paper and write down five questions, or interesting concepts I have thought about. Maybe I read what someone else asked about. They have to be somewhat interesting to me, something I know or would like to know. I read my questions two or three times and put them away.
2. Sunday. I grab those papers from yesterday, and even while I may be doing something else, I write down any questions about each one that spring to mind. I write down no fewer than two or three and no more than five ideas/questions. I don’t dwell on them or think too much about them. I do them and put them back away until next week.
Now, the following week I will pull out one each day and complete it, edit, road test, and hit submit to the publication of my choice.
That was way too easy, wasn’t it?
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