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By: Kizelyenoyevi

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By: laurel

laurel — Fri, 01 May 2009 17:10:03 +0000

where do you find the notebook with movable dividers?? i have one and loved it and can’t find another!

By: Ed

Ed — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 07:53:56 +0000

So, I'm not a pro-blogger or anything and I mostly write when the mood strikes me. I also mostly write for my roommates since I forget whom I've told which pieces of news. Throwing that aside, I love to write in Windows Live Writer. It looks like my blog when I write it and I can save drafts and come back to them later. Plus you can use if offline which is really helpful when I'm traveling and wanting to write a blog. --ed Ed’s last blog post..More work, Less sleep

By: Janice

Janice — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 15:13:03 +0000

I have a notebook that comes with five movable dividers. I jot down ideas for blog posts in one section, ideas for my coaching column articles in another, ideas for ebook and freelance articles in another and notes and quotes from books and blogs I’m currently reading in the other two.

I also find that a lot of my articles grow out of email correspondence -good old-fashioned blethering with online pals and colleagues.

It also helps me keep my writing focus that I only comment in blogs I genunely like, and when I have something constructive or supportive to say. I haven’t got to the point where I feel it’s a chore. I get the sense that a lot of bloggers are disheartened because they feel they have to do ten times more commenting, techno-learning, social networking, admin and reading others’ blogs rather than actually living a life they love so much that the blog posts just overflow.

Something that helps me avoid writer’s block is that I know my limitations when it comes to technology; the latest way to get traffic is to do loads of media posts, but I prefer writing – simple as that, so it makes prioritising my time easier. ~janice

By: Sean Platt

Sean Platt — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 14:54:38 +0000

Bamboo: It’s true. I’d be more comfortable without pants.

By: Bamboo Forest - PunIntended

Bamboo Forest - PunIntended — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 14:53:02 +0000

If I didn't record my gems when they sailed across my subconscious I'd be in a lot of trouble. If you're a writer and you don't travel with a notepad everywhere you go, you might as well not get dressed in the morning. Bamboo Forest - PunIntended’s last blog post..Clowns are Downright Creepy

By: Sean Platt

Sean Platt — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 14:41:58 +0000

Shanel: MAY!?!?! Wow, you are way ahead of me. I did spend last week clearing March of all my little niche sites so I only have to write for the big dogs now, but May? Not even close. You are a machine. Congratulations.

Marc: I haven’t used that. Sounds cool (Press This). I’ll have to try it out. Scribefire too. I’m starting to write with pen and paper more and more. There’s something natural about it that can’t be replicated as much as I love my Macbook. It’s really true with my to do lists. I really like Task Paper and a few other note taking apps, even just Text Edit works for me, but I find that making a list on paper with a clean black line when the task is done, that’s about as clean and clear as it gets.

Gary: I keep hearing about Evernote. I really should give it a chance; sounds like it might just bring everything together. I also agree with Marc, just write what comes fluidly and fill in the blanks later. You DO want things to feel natural or it won’t be any fun.

By: Marc - WelshScribe

Marc - WelshScribe — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 14:26:46 +0000

@Garry My advice: Don't even attempt to write a post all in one go. It will just stifle your creativity. Just note down whatever comes to mind or just enough to re-spark that idea if you are short on time. Leave the composing and editing until later. Marc - WelshScribe’s last blog post..Ghostwriting: 6 Ways to Provide The Best Product Possible

By: Garry - thisimprovedlife

Garry - thisimprovedlife — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 12:45:49 +0000

I usually write any notes in Evernote. I just jott down any ideas or parts of what could be a post and leave it at that. I then have a number of ideas which I flesh out over time. It is very rare that I can write a post all in one go (I am pretty new to this). The good thing about using a tool like Evernote, I can access the same note wether I am in the office or at home. Garry - thisimprovedlife’s last blog post..The joys of self hosting

By: Marc - WelshScribe

Marc - WelshScribe — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 11:49:13 +0000

I found a mix of online and offline tools to work best for me. If I'm at the computer and the muse strikes I usually go straight to the WP dashboard as I inevitably already have it open in a Firefox tab. Speaking of Wordpress does anyone make use of the Press This bookmarklet available from the Tools page of the Dashboard? It's another handy item for your toolbox. There are also some great Firefox plugins which make starting a new blog post as easy as a right click of the mouse. I highly recommend Scribefire. As for when the computer is switched off or otherwise out of reach I rely on the trusty pen and paper. I've written quite a few posts based off notes I've jotted on a pad of paper including the (shameless plug warning!) Phantom of the Opera Guide to Writing Marc - WelshScribe’s last blog post..What The Phantom Of The Opera Can Teach You About Writing