Read through your morning pages. You learn a lot while writing the morning pages, but you can learn more by rereading them and reflecting on your progress.
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
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2 comments:
I always do this before I start writing. It really helps me get in the zone.
That's great. Maybe that's something I should try. I usually just jump in and find my zone after a few minutes. If I could get into the zone before beginning, it could be more productive.
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