How to Get a Lot of Writing Done During the Covid-19 Pandemic
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I believe this is an opportune time for writers to get more writing done. These are unprecedented times. This is the first Easter that there were no physical, religious services. This is a time to go inward. Perhaps it can be a time to press the pause button and make the best of it.
Writers need solitude to be at their best. Perhaps we could find a way to write more. Try writing a few blog posts. Write about your experiences during this pandemic. Share your thoughts with the world either in a blog or an e-book. Perhaps you learned some lessons during this pandemic. Go ahead and share them with the world.
Take some time to reflect on what you would like to do in your writing career over the long-term. Set goals and priorities. Perhaps try to write a short story about this time. Perhaps write a fictional account about this time. There is so much to say about it. Perhaps instead of being scared and frustrated, put it into writing. The sky’s the limit when it comes to your writing.
I plan to write a few picture books for kids about this time in our human history. It really is an unprecedented time that may present even more challenges for us in the future. Writers have a unique opportunity to share their fears and frustrations through their writing. Let’s all take this opportunity to write and release our pent-up fears. The time to write is now.
Irene S. Roth
Irene S. Roth, MA is an academic and freelance writer. She writes academically, for teens and tweens and adults. When she isn't writing, she is teaching. She is also pursuing a Master's of Social Work Degree.
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How to Get a Lot of Writing Done During the Covid-19 Pandemic - Irene S. Roth
How to Get a Lot of Writing Done
During the Covid-19 Pandemic
Irene S. Roth
Copyright 2020 Irene S. Roth
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Table of Content
Introduction
Habit 1: Write Consistently
Habit 2: Cultivate Solitude
Habit 3: Commit to Your Writing Projects
Habit 4: Don’t Set Unrealistic Expectations
Habit 5: Set SMART Writing Goals
Habit 6: Determine Your Long-Term Goals
Habit 7: Plan Your Short-Term Writing Goals
Habit 8: Set Your Priorities
Habit 9: Focus on this Moment
Habit 10: Schedule Your Writing Time
Habit 11: Set up a Space of Your Own to Write
Habit 12: Train Your Family to Give You Space to Write
Habit 13: Take Advantage of Delivery Services
Habit 14: Organize Your Life
Habit 15: Do Things You Never Had Time To Do
Habit 16: Rest and Read More
Conclusion
Resources
About the Author
Introduction
Most of us are working from home now because many employers are allowing workers to work from home. Writers, therefore, have a unique opportunity to get more writing done in the coming weeks and months. Yet, there is a kind of malaise that has come over us, paralyzing us from writing or doing anything else meaningful.
There are many reasons for this. One reason may be because of all the suffering around us, with people dying and struggling financially as a result of mass unemployment. Therefore, writers may find it hard to refocus their lives. In fact, focusing may be the last thing we feel we can do right now. Some of us may even have older parents in retirement homes or just living alone. If you do, it can be especially hard to focus.
Older people are twice as likely to get this virus and pass away. So, it is a real concern. However, beyond taking strict precautions to ensure that they are kept safe, there