My Favourite Combination For Peanut Butter Cookies — I have always been a sucker for soft peanut butter cookies. For some reason, they just have a way to melt my heart, through my stomach that is! Joking aside, this is a classic combination that many have used over generations. Ingredients 1 cup of Kraft Extra Creamy Peanut Butter 1…

Why These Four Things Are Going On When Writing Books — You may think of me as a bit nutty to even consider this, but it actually helps. So, let’s break down why I use this as my optimal comfort set up for my Writing sprints. The reasons may not be what you’re expecting. So let’s show you my process. Getting Ready For My Writing Sprint First…

A Soothing Coffee For Winter Seasons — I have come up with my favorite way to make my coffee in the winter. Surprisingly, it don’t cost me much more than what I use in a typical cup of coffee. I got to explain. Ingredients: 1 cup of coffee grounds 2 Tablespoons Sugar 2 Tablespoons Cocao Powder 3 Tablespoons…

These 6 Questions Fight Writers Block — We have all been there, staring at a page, wondering what we want to write next. The thing is, it kind of is weird that we as authors, where a lot of us went to school o learn it’s practice, overlook the main faucets that flow creativity. Question One Ask yourself about…

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I think you may have taken this advice way to at face value. the idea is to get you to build a regular schedule. It is so that when you are hitting writers block you already have a potential of being ahead of what you originally intended, thus being less impacting when writers block hits. also not everything you write is always going to be worth while publishing, so thats something to also consider when you take up the write every day advice. it could be even thirty minutes a night you dedicate to your worldbuilding, thats still writing, even if it isnt in the work you plan on publishing. staring at a blank screen when you have writers block is also classed as writing. perhaps you should think of this advice as a guide rather than a rule.

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