Some days you’re just too sick to write an interesting post. However, you may also want to follow the advice of Dr. Robert Anton Wilson and “do it every day” to make your writing improve. In the spirit of Gary Vaynerchuk’s suggestion that sometimes it’s better to document rather than create, here is a list of 5 things a writer could do on a day they don’t feel up to writing. 1 – Poke away at your pieces in progress. I use Evernote as my drafting space. The primary reason is ease of parity across multiple devices. Whether I am, in a cafe, in the bathroom, or curled up on my couch wrapped in blankets and feeling like hell, I can work on my writing with ease. I mostly work on my laptop, but it’s just as easy to work … Continue reading
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