Workable #26: Say “No” to Quid Pro Quo
What if we write simply to write? Is it possible for the activity to be its own purpose?
Stephen Hebert
Workable #25: Writing and Exercise
One thing is true of both: I always feel better afterward; I'm always glad that I did. :)
Workable #24: Start a Meditation Practice
Meditation can offer a way into creative work.
Workable #23: Idiosyncrasy is the Only Option
...so you do you...!
Workable #22: Do you trust your process?
Yeah. Me neither. How do you know it's working?
Workable #21: Write Anywhere with Anything
What tools do you really need to write? Notebook and pen? Laptop? Typewriter? Smart phone?
Workable #20: Set a Pace That Works
You do not need to be on anyone else’s schedule. Work at your pace.
Workable #19: Set a Time That Works
The data all point to one conclusion: you must write at the time that works for you.
Workable #18: Keep Office Hours
You can write, or you can stare out the window. That's all…
Workable #17: Measure What Matters
Every minute practicing your art is a minute you spent getting better.