Do you write every day?
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Yep, Anthony Murphy! Sometimes it's outlining, sometimes it's writing scenes, researching, thinking about scenes, etc. It's all writing.
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Maurice Why is Stage 32 site no longer working for me? MAJOR tech Problems or just me? Old dashboard gone and can't get into lounges. etc.
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No. I only write if something comes my way. .
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Yes, I'm always working on something...a script, refining an outline for the script...
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Email Technical Support and let them know, Jed Power. Support@stage32.com
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Dan Guardino I used to do as you, but for some time now, I've been practicing free writing, where I promise myself that , even and especially when unmotivated, I write for a minimum of twenty minutes a day, which usually turns into a much longer writing period. The free writing practice primes the pump.
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Even if it's not fiction, there is something that I'm writing. I count blog posts.
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I don't write everyday, John. I need to have a project to work on for me to write in earnest. I know it's recommended to write something everyday for practice but I haven't found any motivation to carry that out. Now, that doesn't mean I'm not thinking about or visualizing story ideas or bouncing ideas off my wife. But when immersed in a project, I'm writing everyday, sometimes all day save for a meal and cardio break.
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Absolutely.
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No....I'm not that much in love with my own words.
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2-3 hours a day John.
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I used to but not anymore.
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Some comedians get into the habit of writing a joke a day. The focus isn’t on writing a good joke every day, but just staying in the habit of creating.