having some trouble focusing on writing secondary essays. I know the prompts arent difficult to answer, just need advice on how to get the ball rollin and keep it rollin
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how to focus while writing
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not trying to be funny or anything, but usually the best way to get it going is to just man up and do it.
Do not flagellate until the paper is done.
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Make a mini-outline. Think of the topics you want to cover, then go back and expand on them.
When I applied, I had a ridiculous number of secondaries so I had to set up a system. On the first night I'd outline topics for each prompt, then I'd go back and expand on them until I developed a complete answer. Then the next day I'd edit for spelling/grammar/content and send. It was sort of like an assembly line, and it kept me on point.
When I applied, I had a ridiculous number of secondaries so I had to set up a system. On the first night I'd outline topics for each prompt, then I'd go back and expand on them until I developed a complete answer. Then the next day I'd edit for spelling/grammar/content and send. It was sort of like an assembly line, and it kept me on point.
I'm stuck writing one now, and what I normally do is just go at it in intervals. If I'm clearly not going anywhere, I take some time off and mess around on SDN for a little bit. Eventually, you'll have something you like and it's all downhill from there. That's how it works for me.
And coffee. Lots of coffee.
And coffee. Lots of coffee.