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It's a good idea to make sure that you write a certain amount each week (both for personal brand and startup brand). I personally find that there are some days
by pamelafox 16y ago
It's a good idea to make sure that you write a certain amount each week (both for personal brand and startup brand).
I personally find that there are some days where I am incredibly driven to write, with the words brimming over in my head, and other days where I don't feel that at all - so I usually wait for the overwhelming urge to come instead of forcing it at a particular time, as I think that makes the writing easier and better. But then, there are some weeks where it never comes.
Perhaps there's some happy medium which both allows for creative spontaneity but ensures consistent weekly output.
- atgm 16y agoI recently started a daily blog that I've given to a few close friends -- I write about anything and everything that I want to, from things that happened to me during the day to rants about whatever topics bothered me on a given day. Worrying about my audience and personal brand tended to hinder me in the past, so this time I'm trying to just write daily and not worry about that kind of thing. I'm averaging over 1000 words a post.
- alinajaf 16y agoThe problem with me is that these passionate urges to write occur maybe once a year. For someone like me, setting aside one hour per week to just man up and write no matter how unmotivated I am is the only way to really build the habit.
- kleinsch 16y agoI'm just getting started, but I've found that writing regularly helps keep the words flowing. When I go for a month or so without writing, it takes forever to get back into the flow. I've set a goal of averaging one or more posts per week on my personal blog for this year.