Some like to wear NaNo shirts or other branded gear, and-as we all know-you prefer to write in the nude. That way, as you put on your writing outfit, you'll naturally put yourself in the mindset to write.

Some people prefer wearing sweats, some like wearing a piece of jewelry that matches the theme of their book, some like to wear NaNo shirts or other branded gear, and-as we all know -you prefer to write in the nude.Дo whatever works for you, but try to approach your 'writing uniform' with some degree of consistency. There is no such thing as a 'universal writing uniform,' but a personalizedВ writing uniform is surprisingly valuable. That said, if you lack these resources or want to bypass them, you can use any old egg timer to get yourself sprinting. It's great if you have a group to do these 'word sprints' or 'word wars' with, and many such groups can be found through the NaNo website, Twitter, and other online resources. Do you know what's manageable? Writing as much as you can in ten minutes. Do you know what's tough? Writing 1,667 words in a day. reminding myself that I'm simply shoveling sand into a box so that later I can build castles.Дo you know what's intimidating? Writing 50,000 words in a month.

Your job, as Shannon Hale so eloquently puts it, is: Your job with this draft isn't to write a bestseller. This is important all of the time ( perfectionism is evil!), but it's an absolute must for NaNo. With a surprising amount of brain-positive and health-positive content (like antioxidants and omega fatty acids), chocolate is a brain-friendly option-and it offers a slight mood boost and a touch of caffeine to keep you moving forward. While the healthy snacks listed above are great staples, every writer will need some chocolate. Consider popcorn, bananas, baby carrots, almonds, or chewing gum. That's why you should try to make your grabbable snacks as brain-friendly (and finger-friendly!) as possible. Sadly, while caffeine and sugar can give you a temporary boost, they often fail to sustain you over the long run. If you like to snack while writing, you probably already have edibles within grabbing distance. Just fill Thine Holy Chalice and you'll know that you're ready to write. This Chalice shall serve the dual purpose of containing your preferred beverage and acting as a ritualized entry point into your writing process. Whatever you drink, you will need a Holy Chalice to drink from. Some want to be amped up by caffeine, others want the creative benefits of booze, and others just want to sip on something warm and caffeine-free. turn it off.Д®very writer seems to have a beverage of choice. During your writing sessions, I strongly suggest you break your smartphone into a thousand tiny pieces.

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