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Category Archives: Productivity
Writing Power’s Writers’ Circle: Git ‘R Done Edition
Okay, Writing Power Writers’ Circle members, I’ve given us all some time in May to finish our April goals. (Sometimes you need just one more weekend, right?) How did you do? Let us know in the comments. We’re eager to … Continue reading
Writing Power Writers’ Circle April Update: Reality Check Edition
In my last Writers’ Circle post, I asked our writers to report on whether they achieved their March writing goals and what they had planned for April. Writers’ Circle member Adam kindly reminded me that I hadn’t updated the group … Continue reading
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Tagged goal setting, priorities, writing
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Ask The Writers: Overcoming Writer’s Block
Writer’s block. Two innocuous looking words, responsible for a lot of misery. What is writer’s block? In some ways, writer’s block is like procrastination. You may be reluctant to work on a writing project because of fear: you are unsure whether the project will succeed, … Continue reading
Streamline Your Writing With Outcomes Measurement
As most of you know, I currently work full time as a college English professor. Before that, however, I spent a year as a full time grant writer for an educational nonprofit organization. The grant writing world is quite different … Continue reading
Posted in Productivity
Tagged blog writing, grant writing, outcomes measurement, Revision, writing, writing tips
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Use Writing To Make Yourself Irreplaceable
As this blog’s regular followers will no doubt have noticed, I try to vary Writing Power’s content in a few ways. For example, I try to write posts covering all stages of the writing process, from invention to editing. I … Continue reading
Posted in Productivity
Tagged professional writing, progress reports, writing, writing tips
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18 Questions For Revisions That Work
Welcome to Writing Power, the site that aims to help people enrich their lives by improving their writing. If you like what you read, I hope you’ll become a regular reader by subscribing to Writing Power’s RSS feed. In addition, … Continue reading
Posted in Productivity, Revision
Tagged blog writing, business writing, professional writing, Revision, writing, writing tips
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Avoid These Common Idea Killers
The idea-gathering stage is a magical place, full of imagination and inspiration. I haven’t met a writer yet who doesn’t relish the free flowing ease that the term “invention stage” connotes. Invention is fun. This attitude may be partly to … Continue reading
Posted in Productivity, The Writing Process
Tagged blog writing, brainstorming, freewriting, ideas, invention stage, writing, writing process
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Hack Those Unfulfilled Intentions
One thing I like most about personal productivity/personal development/self improvement blogs is that they try to turn wishes and dreams into plans and actions. They work to remove the stumbling blocks that keep “someday I want to” from turning into … Continue reading
Posted in Productivity, The Power of Writing
Tagged freewriting, motivation, Productivity, writing, writing tips
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Achieve Your Writing Goals Tomorrow By Starting Today
Some days, you really feel productive: you are crossing things off your to-do list (or “next actions” list for those GTDers among us) left and right. There’s nothing you can’t do. Other days, it seems as though you spend all … Continue reading
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Tagged blog writing, goal setting, goals, Productivity, writing tips
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3 New Ways To Get Started Drafting
One reason I love personal productivity/life development/organization blogs is that they provide some great tips for overcoming procrastination. The blogosphere is full of them, and they’re great fun to read. (Check out Leo Babuta’s Top 20 Motivation Hacks – An … Continue reading
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Tagged blog writing, drafting, getting started, procrastination, Productivity, writing tips
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