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sunrainlilies — Mon, 21 Jul 2014 14:16:02 +0000

Reblogged this on Dancing in the rain and commented: What an awesome, and inspiring post. Notable quote: "I blog every day with a toddler whacking me 47 times with a NERF sword before breakfast."

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Daily Rants with the Bitch Next Door — Tue, 18 Feb 2014 23:30:56 +0000

This is so unbelievably true. I’ve been sick for the last five days and have been ‘unable’ to write for most of them since my head is so congested. This gave me the inspiration to sit down and write, right now. I have written a fast draft, although it took longer than two weeks. I realized this is the ONLY way for me to complete a novel. To not go back and re-read it or edit. Just keep writing until it’s finished. Great post.

By: Karla Reisch Akins

Karla Reisch Akins — Thu, 11 Apr 2013 21:22:20 +0000

I’ve read about authors who write about an hour a day– these are best-selling authors–or they write maybe 250-600 words a day and I always thought, wow, that must be amazing that they can limit it to that when I have to write so much more a day to keep on task. But maybe that’s what they’re doing. OR, maybe we’re all different and we don’t all NEED to limit ourselves to that much a day? I don’t know. I know my deadlines have had me writing at least a thousand a day before, and doing so while tired. I’m glad to feel validated in the tired department! Because sometimes I felt bad for writing when not at my peak in the day due to my unusual life (living with autism, Alzheimer’s, bipolar in the house). I have to “catch” my writing times carefully and not be as structured with it. Thanks for this encouragement!

By: aneducationinbooks

aneducationinbooks — Wed, 10 Apr 2013 16:21:55 +0000

And I thought this post was going to give me permission to go take a nap!