Sleepy Morning Brain, and Finding Your Best Work Time – Daily Quote

/ JoHawkTheWriter

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I have learned I am not a morning person. Early morning quiet, the new day’s stirrings, the first bird calls, the gradual coloration of the night’s black sky is my favorite time of day. I don’t attempt to string conscience thoughts into meaningful prose. It is too tortuous. Ideally, those early hours are best left to strong coffee and morning chores. It is also time for my morning characters meetings that are often melees of conversational snippets, random impressions, and implausible situations.

With morning chores done, I have a primed pump, and I can spend several hours writing, transcribing the morning’s words and ideas. I take a break, waiting for my second wind, sometime around 9 or 10 pm., and I work until midnight.

When is your best writing time?

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Keep on writing.

Jo Hawk The Writer

6 thoughts on “Sleepy Morning Brain, and Finding Your Best Work Time – Daily Quote”

  1. I always found that writing was easier (and good,) first thing in the early morning when the rest of the house is asleep. This year, however, this has changed. I no longer have an ideal time and not happy about that at all!

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