Peter Germany

An Observation

A little something that I noticed yesterday was if I don’t get rolling with writing or editing, or anything that I try to do in the evenings by 7pm then I don’t get much done. I was chatting to a dear friend about it and she said she’s the same. Starting work at my day job is similar. If I don’t get a good start to the day then I don’t feel like I’ve achieved as much.
Dying that I did get a little done tonight, although I have not progressed much further I’ve got a few more little details added.

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Published by Peter Germany

I am a writer living in merry old England. I don't earn a living from writing so work in a supermarket, which I love! But my passion is writing. I'm a much happier human being when I'm being productive and nothing feels better than getting stories finished. This is a blog I write mainly for myself, but I appreciate each and every view, like, and comment my posts receive. Mostly what I will be posting is a sort of writing journal, detailing my progress. I don't hold back. If I've had a bad day, I'll say so. I'm not going to sugar coat what my journey is. I will share my highs and lows. I'm not just going to talk about writing, I'll occasionally talk about other things from movies to my personal life. There are things that I will not be talking about, we all have parts of us we wish to remain private. I'm no different. Trust me, I am not an expert in any field at all and will no doubt ramble a lot, but that's what you'll all come to love about me!

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  1. I’m the same way. I work from home, and I have a terrible habit of starting work at 1 or 2 in the afternoon. Then half the day is wasted and I feel terrible about it, which therefore makes me even less inclined to work. It’s a vicious cycle.

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    • I’m the same. When I have time off ill get up with the intention of a days writing but normally Facebook and twitter distract me for a good few hours before I get rolling :-/

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