day eighteen

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If you’ve been writing daily so far, congratulations! You’ve probably realised just how much you can achieve in six minutes and hopefully it’s become a habit you can take forward.

Today you’re going to think about what helps you write.

I invite you to alternate between I write best when… and I don’t write when… 

You may want to break the rules and give yourself a little longer for this exercise, ten minutes perhaps? But still keep your hand moving, still don’t worry about repetitions, crossings out, handwriting or anything. Just get the words down. 

That’s all. Leave it in your journal, you’re going to look at this again tomorrow.

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These prompts are designed to get you freewriting, to loosen up your words and lock your censor critic on the other side of the wall. Take a look at all the 30 Day prompts and free writing resources.

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