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[ISBW] The Epiphany of Writing Routines: Embracing Structure in a Creative Life
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I Should Be Writing Season 20, Episode 8
“I don’t think I’m ever gonna lose that feeling of being afraid to prep because I’ll talk myself out of it and then running and jumping off the high dive.”
I found myself looking for my own magic bullet and getting frustrated a the media who take the idea of a daily routine–something people with ADHD people need–and play it off as only done by stodgy, unfun dorks. I discuss morning and writing routines as covered by Josh Zimmerman’s videos, how creation is like jumping off a diving board for me, my solo RPG plans, and promote Premee Mohamed’s books and bullying.
(video of Josh Zimmerman talking morning routines on the Patreon YouTube channel)
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