What's your favorite time of day to write?

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April 14, 2014, 12:01 pm

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What's your favorite time of day to write?

I write in evenings between 8 and 10pm or right after dinner. During this time, I feel more relaxed and creative, not stressed like during the day.

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NaturalWriter

NaturalWriter

I write different times of the day.
Some days I lounge around with my coffee and breakfast, checking my email, and reading current news...
Other days, I get up and get to it. It just really depends on my mood, and what I'm feeling

11 years ago

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Michaela

Michaela

I write whenever I have a free moment as the day goes on. Some days I have to work and so I don't get any time to write. But, on days when I'm off or at the house, I devote as many hours to it as possible.

11 years ago

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Beverly

Beverly

I write whenever I can find time to be online. And, some days I have more time online than others. Though some of my best ideas for articles comes when I'm offline doing ordinary things.

11 years ago

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Corzhens

Corzhens

The most favorable time for me to write is the time around dawn, maybe 4 am to 6 am. Perhaps my mind was relaxed from a resting period (when I had a good night’s sleep) so it is easy to think of what to write. In other words, my creativity is at its peak during that early period because it is not tired yet. I usually have difficulty in writing during the afternoon hours when my brain feels lethargic. And during the middle of the day, it is usually that I have so many concerns to think of so my mind is somewhat cluttered.

7 years ago

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Caguioa747

Caguioa747

Early morning. My brain works proportionally less as the day goes on. Unfortunately, morning also happens to be when I get most of my OTHER work done, so I end up missing out on important good writing / brain time by doing chores and going to the grocery store on the weekends, and being at actual work on weekdays.

6 years ago

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