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Week 6

Find, Schedule, and Manage Your Time (So you can write as much as possible.)

Week 6 Exercise: What’s the Best Writing Schedule for You?

Writing 1,667 words a day can be a challenge we know… but it’s a challenge made easier if you can find the writing time in your schedule right now. Make regular dates with your creative self this November, and give yourself the space and attention to accomplish your goals!

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Try the exercise: The “What’s the Best Writing Schedule For You?” Quiz.⁠

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Week 6 Discussion

Join this week’s discussion on our forums.

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Join the time management conversation on our forums!⁠

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Young writers, join the conversation on the YWP forums!⁠

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Week 6 Additional Resources

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How to Win NaNo with a 40-Hour Work Week⁠

“I know it might sound daunting, but NaNoWriMo has helped me so much with relieving stress after a long workday, I couldn’t imagine a month without it.”

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3 Unconventional Ways to Make More Time to Write⁠

Here are a few tips that might help you make more time to write… without having to wake up at 4 a.m.

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How to Balance School and Writing⁠

For writers who are in school, November can be a heavy exam, test, or project month. Here are a few tips to help navigate the chaos of school and writing.

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@NaNoWordSprints on Twitter⁠

Follow @NaNoWordSprints before November for writing prompts, and quick, timed writing exercises.

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Figure out your voting plan ahead of time!⁠

Elections in the U.S. often happen in November, so planning ahead for how, when, and where you’re going to vote will help you manage your writing time. Some states even let you vote early or by mail! Check out the guide above from author and YouTuber Hank Green for how to vote in every U.S. state.

🎬 Webcast:

Find the Time to Write⁠

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🎬 Video:

Tips on Finding the Time to Write⁠

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🎬 Video:

How Do You Make Time to Write During NaNoWriMo?⁠

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