1/ Make writing a high priority. Never jam writing time into your day. Jam your day into your writing time.
2/ Write while you’re fresh. Run errands when you’re flagging. Errands rarely require much brain power.
Remember, writing is High Priority. You don’t want a gravestone that says, ‘She ran countless errands.’
3/ Have a daily To Do list AND a daily Writing To Do list. Keep them separate.
4/ Construct your next Writing To Do list at the close of each writing session.
5/ Limit your Writing To Do list to five tasks. Any more than that and you’re setting yourself up for defeat. Avoid feeling defeated. Nurture yourself and praise yourself constantly. Every step forward is a victory.
Here’s an example of a Writing To Do list from my own Truly Tan schedule:
•Write 5oo words (ie move the story forward by 500 words)
•Revise chapter two (tweak…
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randomrose 
This is a brilliant post 😀 I really enjoyed reading it.
Jen Storer is a wonderful author and so sharing with tips, ideas, and encouragement