“Why the Weekend Promts?”

Posted on March 23, 2008
Filed Under FREElance Survival Training, Planning, The Life |

I’ve had a bunch of new writer’s join up lately (welcome, all!), and several have asked why I have the “StartStrong” and “End with the beginning in mind” coming in on the weekends?

Well, because not everyone’s work is limited to the weekdays. Back when I was keeping the kids out of daycare, I did the majority of my work at night and on weekends. I still dealt with clients during normal working hours, but much of my writing and research was done outside of those hours.

Knowing this, I opted to have the daily prompts hit every day, rather than just weekdays, so that the most people possible would benefit.

Thanks for the great questions, and keep ‘em coming!

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