In this ‘Power Productivity’ series, we are looking at ways that you can progress easily in your writing and manage your environment as much as possible to help propel you forwards.  This strategy is about establishing goals.

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Being a writer is one of those professions that looks easy on the outside but really can be quite taxing! When someone reads a book, the act of reading for them was effortless, so because their experience of that piece of work was easy and fun, they might think that the writer’s experience was also this way!

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Many non fiction writers have done books based upon lessons they themselves have learned.  It’s a safe bet that if tackling something has frustrated you then it will be frustrating others too, and a well worded guide to how to overcome the issue would make a great book.

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This is part two of the article ‘Is Multi-tasking Causing You Mayhem?’ and the message last time was ‘focus and finish’.  Now we can follow on and deal with ‘planning and prioritising’ and how to ‘simplify through systems’.  This article being a prime example – even Publishing Academy resources are broken down into ‘bite sized’ chunks to avoid overloading and confusing us both – a great example of multi-tasking!

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If there’s one thing that we can all identify with, it’s the fact that we are busier than ever!  On some levels is great to be popular! On others, it can cause stress when the volume of tasks becomes too great to handle.

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This is part two of the ‘Top 10 Stress Busters’ guide to unlocking your creativity, or in other words, how to get through all your daily tasks and find time to be creative for your writing!

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