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Hello on Thursday!  What kind of a writing day has it been today?
  •     I thought about my fic once or twice
  •     I wrote
  •     I did some planning and/or research
  •     I edited
  •     I've sent my fic off to my beta
  •     I posted today!
  •     I'm taking a break
  •     I did something else that I'll talk about in a comment
For Discussion:  Timer -- when writing for a set period of time, how do you time yourself?  Do you use a timer of some sort?

I do not usually use a time when I write, but I have been thinking about doing so.  I have an egg timer app on my computer that is useful for such things, and it might be what I need to get back into the discipline of writing.  I'm going to try it later on today, writing for a set amount of time to see how far I can get with my projects today.

Date: Thursday, July 3rd, 2014 21:37 (UTC)
lea_hazel: The Little Mermaid (Default)
From: [personal profile] lea_hazel
I gave myself a break from WIP-fever and wrote a light-hearted one-shot.

Date: Friday, July 4th, 2014 00:50 (UTC)
cecilegrey: (M: Gwen and Merlin)
From: [personal profile] cecilegrey
I wrote a little bit.

I have used timers sometimes and I did use a timer just today, actually. Sometimes I just can't keep myself dedicated to the activity at hand, so a timer adds a layer of accountability and helps me focus. If I have my tablet with me, I will use the regular timer feature. If I just have my phone, I use the stopwatch option which works fine too (my phone's timer doesn't show a countdown and I really prefer to be able to look and see the time ticking away).

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