Are You a Neurodivergent Writer? | Tips & Advice to Help You Finish Your Book

[@august8679]

1. Make a to-do list 2. Get moving 3. Listen to music or other 4. Body-Double 5. Work on multiple projects 6. Create an outline 7. Set a timer 8. Smaller writing challenge

[@wintabread]

I used to never plan out my writing, I'd just write whatever came to mind, then I always wondered why I had no motivation to continue writing my stories. Once I began actually planning out in detail what and when everything would happen, that's when I actually found myself working on it. Also having an emotional connection/attachment to the story or characters helps!!

[@awriterscorner1986]

That's awesome that you were able to figure out what works best for you! I agree that planning and outlining worked best for me too. And yes, the attachment to our characters makes such a huge difference ♥

[@MrRosebeing]

Very possibly. I find it very difficult to concentrate on a book or a long writing project for any length of time. I even have problems watching a long KZbin video. I just don't know, it doesn't matter though, I still write.