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I’m trying a new thing where I will write for 10-minutes a day at least 5 days a week.

Where Do I Start? | 10-Minute Writing Sprint

10-Minute Writing Sprint

Word count goals do not work for me at all.

I’ve tried and failed with them. There’s just something about word count goals that make me resistant.

So I’m trying a new thing where I will write for 10-minutes a day at least 5 days a week.

When I’m working with creative writing students, we do 10-minute writing sprints, and they come out of those writing sessions with the most amazing stories. I do it along with them, and I get great stuff too.

So I’m going to be more dedicated to the 10-minute writing sprint to see if it can help me be more consistent.

I just made this rough little video on Canva to get some structure for the writing sprint. If you find it annoying, just set your own timer.

It can be more than 10-minutes of course, but I tend to do better when I have goals that are low and realistic. I’ve also included music because music helps me concentrate, but you can mute the video if it bothers you.

Hope you enjoy!

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Where Do I Start?
Writing prompts for any genre.
Where Do I Start? is the question I ask myself before I begin any writing project or session. I feel lost all over again like it’s the first time I’m writing something.
Over the years, I’ve learned this is part of the writing process for me. Writing is about feeling lost and then finding my way.
I hope these writing prompts and resources help you no matter where you’re at in your writing life.
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Kathryn Mockler