I didn’t realize how important it was to delegate a space or the use of natural light for writing until a few years ago. Both make a very important difference in how well the creativity flows.
For example, there’s a park I like around the corner from my house. Being outdoors and in the space that’s comfortable gave me such inspiration. It’s where I wrote Comfortable in My Own Skin which is still one of my top reviewed posts.
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6 Tips for Making a Workspace Conducive to Writing
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No matter what type of content you’re writing, whether it’s fiction, investigative journalism, feature pieces or academic articles, the environment that you write in has a big impact on how well you put that piece together. Writing takes skill, for sure, but where you write can affect how you write because if there are distractions in your workplace, your writing is likely to reflect that. As a writer, your workspace should be inspiring and comfortable in equal measure. It should be somewhere you can focus and reflect. Here are five tips for creating…
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