How to Write “Two Hundred Fifty Words a Day”

How to Write “Two Hundred Fifty Words a Day”

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Write “at least two hundred fifty words a day.” Write “more if you can.” Write “everyday.” Write “for thirty minutes a day.” Write “in a travel notebook.” Just keep writing “two hundred fifty words a day.” Just keep writing “more if you can.” Just keep writing “everyday.” Just keep writing “for thirty minutes a day.” Just keep writing “in a travel notebook.”

A notebook, not a journal, as Beth Kephart says. A notebook is for anything. A journal is only for specific things.

Write “two hundred fifty words a day.” Write “even if you don’t want to.” Write “even if you don’t want to.” Write “even if you don’t want to.” Write “two hundred fifty words a day even if you don’t want to.” Keep writing “through the carpel tunnel induced tv static in your hand.”

Just keep writing “ two hundred fifty words a day, more if you can, every day, in a travel notebook, for thirty minutes a day, and through the carpel tunnel induced tv static in your hand.” And keep writing “even if you don’t want to.”

You won’t regret it! This is how you learn how to write “two hundred fifty words a day.”