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Post by Kitty on Oct 8, 2014 22:39:38 GMT -5
Join me for a workshop of sharing how we organize things for Nano!
A follow up workshop will take place on October 25th known at "Accountability."
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Post by Kitty on Oct 9, 2014 14:54:39 GMT -5
Here are some things you can use to organize this year:
post-it notes
notebook
file folders
bulletin board
index cards
Scrivener
documents
Recipe box (to put index cards in)
Ribbon - to hang index cards on
Got any other materials you use? Let us know!
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Post by Kitty on Oct 9, 2014 14:56:28 GMT -5
Make sure you check out the accountability workshop for lots of goodies! Answer these questions to help out with the goodies: If you had a daily planner for November, what would be in it? Do you use a calendar as wallpaper on your computer in November? What other forms/documents would help you stay organized? How do you reward yourself during Nano? (For example, "Hit today's word count and enjoy a movie.") Subscribe to the newsletter at this website and get two freebies that will help you stay organized - www.mamasgotittogether.com/ (You can always unsubscribe later!) |
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krazikrys
Debut Author
I need to finish something!
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Post by krazikrys on Oct 9, 2014 17:53:47 GMT -5
I have to be very tech savvy with my stuff now being I have an 18m old in the house. I would LOVE to use index cards and the like, but knowing she would eventually find them and probably either eat them, tear/crumple them, or at bare minimum, mix them up, it's not exactly feasible. So instead, I have gone to using Microsoft's OneNote and Google Drive. Both I can use in the cloud and as long as I have them downloaded, I can use them on any device. (I've also had to do this for my puzzles. Had to go to the tablet version versus the real version.)
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nell
Ghost Writer
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Post by nell on Oct 9, 2014 18:21:17 GMT -5
I use a calendar at work to keep track of my word counts during November. Otherwise I'm not very organized. I usually pants it and write down the names of the people so I don't forget but that's about it.
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