Posted on September 25th, 2012
Sometimes, you can get a sense of triumph when you only start writing. And you may have good reasons for it. The first sentence is only a drop in the sea, but it means a lot to you. First of all, it means that you have overcome the first barriers on your way:
- blocked your procrastination artery;
- dug out necessary writing resources;
- kicked up inspiration.
(Round of applause behind the scenes.)
However, a bit of warning, for what it can be worth! Sometimes you might also spend ages just waiting for inspiration, or the Muse, or an apple falling on your head – anything in fact, that would help you start writing. Unluckily, your tight deadlines do not allow waiting for such miracles (which can sometimes occur, nevertheless). This is why, here are some guaranteed ways to help you start working on your papers early and kick up your inspiration.
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Posted on September 20th, 2012
Are you one of our highly qualified academic writers who suffer from the crazy rhythm of life? Do you forget to take breaks during your writing process because of tight deadlines and high standards?
Paradoxically, only 2-3 minutes of break per hour (if you use this time to maximum benefit) can boost your productivity. And the following breathing exercises and online relaxation hubs will help you use even short breaks to their fullest.
Breathing Exercises
Breathing is important for all organs in your body, because all of them need oxygen. This is why, along with other stress relievers, special breathing techniques can help you improve the work of all your body, overcoming stress and generating plenty of original ideas, which are invaluable for academic writers. So, make yourself comfortable in a straight sitting position and do the following:
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Posted on September 11th, 2012
There is no doubt that the career of a freelance writer is rewarding, but it can also be quite demanding. Tons of information to remember, high standards to adhere to, tight deadlines to meet and spoiled customers to appease – all this can easily drive anyone crazy. Good for you, if all these hardships have not scared you away! Yet, you should consider the following rules of brain hygiene when working from home to avoid a possible breakdown and improve your outcomes at the same time:
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