14 Tips to Have Your Most Productive Fall Ever

Writing during the fall can be hard because there’s so much going on. There is always something coming up to distract us from our main intentions. This usually results in frustration and even guilt for writers. In addition, if we don’t write, we won’t be productive. The summer will end, and the fall will start, and we will be wondering why we didn’t write—even a bit. At this point, guilt will set in, and it will be hard to get back into our writing rhythms in the fall. Therefore, it is important for all of us to find time to write during the fall. We really can both write and enjoy ourselves with the family and friends. I will show how we can do so throughout this e-book.

One way to write consistently during the fall season is to try to set one writing goal to complete. It could be something like writing a few picture books or a few short stories. Or it could be more complex such as revising your WIP so that in the fall you could make the final changes and submit your manuscript to a publisher or agent. You just need to set aside time at the beginning of September to get organized during the fall months.

For many of us, our kids will be out of school. They will want to be entertained and days will fill up with fun activities. The weather will also be nice. Everyone will be in a rest and play mentality, which is not conducive to writing. Therefore, writers must reorganize their schedule so that they can write AND have fun with their families. Is it possible to create balance so that we can do both? Yes, you sure can, and I will show you how in this e-book.