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Just as you need a few days to get used to a different pace and schedule while on vacation, you need a few days to adjust to being back in your writing office.
Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 Part 1 of this blog post series on writer vacations discussed why writers need a writing vacation. Part 2 talked about the different types of writer vacations you might take and how they can help your writing, overcoming your fear of taking time […]
Part 1, Part 2 A writer vacation renews your creativity You have been working day and night trying to get your writing career going. To retain your love of writing, take a well-deserved writer vacation to make sure you don’t burn out and end up hating your decision to write […]
Part 1, Part 3 Where to go on a writer vacation The first part of this post series, Your Muse Demands a Vacation, described writer burnout and how to know if you are in danger of falling victim to this devastating condition. You are losing interest in your writing. […]
Part 2, Part 3 Writers have a passion for their work. But sometimes the best way to safeguard that passion is to give yourself a break with a writer vacation. Taking time off and getting away from your office periodically is essential. This is equally true whether you work a […]
Writing doesn’t require money – unless you plan to be a successful, selling author. You don’t need a lot of cash to get started and grow your business, but you do need to be careful with your money. A writing budget system will help you control your spending. Start […]
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