HOW TO WRITE ON DEMAND

Here’s the situation: Sandra Viljoen has pulled together six or eight people signed up to be writers on this egroup. I love that! But so far this year, each one who was supposed to write on a particular date could not make it and so I wrote something. Then two days ago I began helping the person who was scheduled to write the Reflection for today, but his article just was not quite ready. This happened repeatedly last year with those scheduled, and oh yes, it happened the year before. And come to think of it— it is a regular pattern!

Question: How do you learn to write on demand? As you know, I write every Monday on Neurons, most Tuesdays on Framers (Trainers), and every Wednesday on Morpheus (Coaches). Additionally, I write a dozen or more articles for various publications during the year; two books, two or three training manuals. How? Okay, here are my never-before-published secrets (while you may think that’s being pretentious, it’s actually a literary device to keep you reading!)