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#950155 added January 21, 2019 at 4:51pm
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Using yTimer to stay focused
Yesterday, I downloaded yTimer (spacejock software) to help me stay focused while writing. I set the timer for 25 minutes of non-stop writing, and 2 minutes for exercise. Rinse and repeat. This afternoon, I put the plan into action and really covered a lot of ground. The tough part was writing non-stop without editing. :)

Anyway, at the rate I'm going, I just might have the rough draft of my story written by Thursday, rather than Friday. :)
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