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Want to Write Every Day, But Can't Seem to Stick To It? The Writing Habit: How to Stick to a Daily Writing Routine is a step-by-step guide that will make writing every day easier than ever before. Why is it so hard to stick to a writing routine? Lots of writers promise themselves they’ll write every day. But it’s a promise that’s hard to keep. Oh, we know all the benefits of writing every day: The more you write, the easier it gets. It will make you a better writer. People who write regularly get more ideas than people who don’t. It helps build confidence in your writing skills. If you want to make a living as a writer, writing every day will put you on the right track. Writing every day makes you more prolific and productive. Writing every day will help keep writer’s block at bay. Writing every day is good for us. So why is it so hard to actually do it? Writing Every Day Is a Habit And habits don’t form over night. In fact it can take weeks, even months, for a habit to stick. The good news is that, once writing every day becomes a habit, you won’t have to struggle with it anymore. You’ll just do it with a minimum of fuss and muss. The bad news is that writing every day won’t become a habit unless you write every day. The Right Way to Form the Writing Habit You could promise yourself that, from now on, you will write for an hour every day, rain or shine. And, if you can force yourself to actually do to it for a month or two, it might just become a habit. But chances are that you’ve tried that method before. Did it work? Probably not. Fortunately there are much easier, and much more effective, ways to make writing every day into a habit. And The Writing Habit: How to Stick to a Daily Writing Routine will show you how it's done. Increase Your Desire to Write Does writing every day feel like an unpleasant chore, something you have to do whether you want to or not? Nobody likes doing things just because they have to. In fact, we'll find ways to avoid doing those things. But the exercises in this guide will help increase your motivation so that writing is what you really want to do. Make Writing Fun Again When you think about writing, do you feel dread instead of anticipation? Would you rather mow the lawn than sit down and write? Well, this book will help you stop dreading your writing sessions. In fact, you might even start to enjoy them. Learn What to Do When You Miss a Day When trying to make writing into a daily habit, missing a single day can be enough to derail your momentum. And, once you fall off that horse, it can be hard to get back on. So one missed day turns into two. Two missed days turn into a missed week. And, before you know it, a month has gone by without you getting any writing done. Fortunately, if you use the techniques in this book, missing a day won’t throw you off track. Find Out Why You Don’t Want To Write There are bound to be days when you don’t feel like writing. But if you don’t feel like writing for a week or two, there’s a problem. This guide will help you pin down what that problem might be, and show you how to deal with those writing blocks. Stop Sabotaging Yourself There’s a lot of advice out there on how to stick to a writing routine. But while some of that advice is good in theory, using it the wrong way can actually make writing every day a lot harder. I’ll show you how to use those techniques in a way that won’t kill your motivation. There’s no denying the benefits of writing regularly. And The Writing Habit: How to Stick to a Daily Writing Routine will give you the tools you need to make writing every day easier than it’s ever been before.