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I pay for "unlimited" hosting which includes Wordpress blogs. I hosted a couple blogs and always at the start of the year, I have the goal to write more but doi

• xwowsersx 4y ago
  As with most things, I think it helps to get to a point where you are no longer relying on sheer willpower. If every time you think about writing it turns into an an internal battle of "eh..should I write or should I not write?", well, you're just going to end up not writing a lot. With that in mind, some general tips: - Set aside dedicated time for writing on a regular basis. Maybe the same time each day or some number of days each week. - Depending on the type of writing you're doing (technical vs creative vs casual, etc), a writing routine may help. For example, you might warm up with brainstorming or free writing. Maybe even before that, you set goals for the writing session, etc. I find this helps a lot because often the writing just flows as long as you can get past the first hurdle. The basic idea is to do whatever you can to avoid just staring with a blank canvas each time you start. - Break up the writing into chunks, e.g. number of pages or even words.
• aksss 4y ago
  I found benefit from not authoring content IN the blog. Use Word, a physical notepad, whatever is convenient and persistent to draft content and jot down concepts. Then transition content to blog interface. That way you can work offline and/or at your convenience - kind of like time-shifting the writing.