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Tips for finding a great place to write
Tips for finding a great place to write








tips for finding a great place to write

I love that it was designed so that at any table there is a spot where we can plug in our devices and type away. There’s also an independent coffee shop that I enjoy going to.ĭuring NaNoWriMo we had some of our write-ins there. It helps me zone into my rough draft writing and I work well when I am surrounded by others, coffee in hand, and can dedicate my time to writing.

tips for finding a great place to write

I love writing at a chain coffee shop when I need a little more background noise. Most writers have a favorite coffee shop. I have some places that I recommend and some places that I would stay away from, but you can write anywhere. Really, anywhere? Sure, you can go anywhere to write. So, if you have have as little as $0 or as much as $2000+ dollars to spend, you can set up a writing space at home for you to meet your daily writing goals. You can go to a higher-end furniture store and buy a cherry or an oak desk for $1000-$2000. This helps you feel like you’re in more of a work mode and will be able to get things done So if your budget is a little higher, between $300 – $500, you can buy an office desk from a used furniture store and get a nice desk, with delivery and set-up. Once my brain dumping to my journal is finished, I often transition to a more standardized office desk where I have my computer set up. I use it to journal during my morning routine (don’t forget to check out Chandler’s morning routine video) and outline things with good old-fashioned pen and paper. My husband found this gem of a writing desk for $75 on a local Facebook swap site. If you have a small budget (less than $100) to set up a writing space, you can scour buy, sell, trade groups for small writing desks. Now, you have a writing space – where you can do what writers do, write.

  • Tell your kids, your significant other, or your cat (although best of luck on training the feline) that this is your space and it is protected in a magical bubble where only you are allowed!.
  • P ut your tools in that space and you’ve built a writing space.
  • Find a paper and pencil, pen and notepad, or a computer.
  • tips for finding a great place to write

    (It might mean that you throw away the mountain of mail you’ve been meaning to open or you finally put your laundry away, but a corner of a table will do just fine for this). Here are a few tips to start building your writing space: I am lucky enough to have my own writing office, but even without that, you can still create a space that is just for you and your writing. Writing Spaces at HomeĬreating a writing space at home is not difficult and can generally be done without spending a lot of money. You’re going to learn about my favorite writing spaces and tools for where to write and creating a writing space. Here’s what we’ll cover about your writing space:










    Tips for finding a great place to write