In trying to get all my minutiae finished for Hero De Novo, I find myself still awake at 4:30 a.m.
No, I haven't been to bed yet. No, it's not insomnia for once. This is my own stubbornness of sticking to a publishing schedule.
I need to learn how to stick to a schedule again if I want my business to work. Back in 2012 and 2013, I didn't have a problem. I HAD to schedule everything, or nothing got done. I was homeschooling, working a retail job, and writing.
When everything fell apart in 2013, I still managed to keep a schedule. I would have collapsed into a ball of despair otherwise.
But when 2015 rolled around, I was having to keep other people's schedules. That lasted until 2018, when I simply didn't have the mental space to schedule anything beyond the multitude of my own medical appointments.
So I found myself working on relearning something that used to be habitual. Hopefully, this old dog can relearn her old tricks.
The Write Attitude: Doing The Work Amid The Noise
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This post is a chapter from my book, The Write Attitude, which is now in a
second edition. I’m posting it here to entice you to head over to
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