Writing Habits and The War of Art by Steven Pressfield *PATRON ONLY*

Here's the audiobook.

<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8O3rwaCu_YE" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8O3rwaCu_YE</a>

Nobody wants to read your shit. LOL

You mentioned pomodoro method: I've been at my most productive periods and moments when I've used that. I wasn't keen on the distraction of an alarm to break my flow, however, and so I actually use something more like a sand timer (hourglass, but a 25min one, obviously--specifically made for this purpose actually). The trick at the moment for me is just to block off time that I'll be able to use the method; as in, getting to the point of sitting down and turning over that hour glass has become the biggest barrier to getting some writing done. Being a creature of no small amount of chaos, I go through periods of pseudo-productivity in which I do less demanding but more menial tasks or creative experimentation over more variable blocks of time. It's still procrastination, but it's structured in some semblance of cohesion with my more deliberate and demanding work--"Structured Procrastination," look it up; there's actually a book on that too.