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• 05 Aug 09
  

  Mark Alexander

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• 10 Nov 08
  

  Ambika K

  save research& outline, day before & write next day in quietitude.
  get yourself sth to eat: nuts,yoghurt,coffee,fruit,sweetpotato,cucumber

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  • When we write, we are speaking with a voice in our heads
  • The more noise that’s around us, the more difficult it is to hear our voice.
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  • • Don’t wake up in the morning with no idea what you’re going to write about. Have your topic chosen and give it a little thought the night before. It’s great to sleep on it anyway — let your subconscious do the work for you.
    • Do your research the afternoon or evening before. That way, you’re ready to write and don’t have to be distracted by going online to look something up. Just look everything up the day before, and save it all to a text file, so you can write without having to go online.
    • Get a glass of water or coffee
• 17 Aug 08
  

  Qien Kuen

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  • When we write, we are speaking with a voice in our heads, and that voice is communicated through our fingertips and onto paper or the digital whitespace. The more noise that’s around us, the more difficult it is to hear our voice.
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  • Research. Do your research the afternoon or evening before. That way, you’re ready to write and don’t have to be distracted by going online to look something up. Just look everything up the day before, and save it all to a text file, so you can write without having to go online.
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  • When we write, we are speaking with a voice in our heads, and that voice is communicated through our fingertips and onto paper or the digital whitespace. The more noise that’s around us, the more difficult it is to hear our voice.
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  • Research. Do your research the afternoon or evening before.
    That way, you’re ready to write and don’t have to be distracted by going online
    to look something up. Just look everything up the day before, and save it all to
    a text file, so you can write without having to go online.
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