Wednesday, 17 September 2014

The Artist Unleashed: ARE YOU A PANSER? OR DO YOU HAVE A (BUSINESS) PLAN? by Jacqueline Garlick

You are talking to the most unorganized person, quite possibly in the free world. No, I’m not kidding.

I am.

I have no patience for time. I never wear a watch, and in school I HATED the idea of planners. Okay, with that said may I suggest I’m the most unlikely person EVER to write this post? It’s true, BUT, if someone like me can find value in this strategy, IMAGINE what it can do for you!!!

Let’s face it; there are too many ...

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4 comments:

  1. Alex J. Cavanaugh17 September 2014 at 15:42

    I keep a calendar, but not for my writing. Maybe I should.
    What we haven't tried yet - I like that attitude.

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  2. A. B. Keuser17 September 2014 at 18:55

    Great post! It wont work exactly like that for me, but I'm definately going to incorporate some of your thoughts into my plans.

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  3. Jean Michelle Miernik19 September 2014 at 15:31

    A thousand times YES! As a fellow creative-brained person, I have had to learn to do a ton of plotting, planning, mapping, and calendaring. Creative people benefit more than anyone from getting externally organized, because our brains don't do these things naturally--they are set on random-lightning-flash-mode every day. It's science.

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  4. Anonymous20 September 2014 at 08:07

    Agreed Jeannie! Good to hear from the rest of you, too! :)

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