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You Get What You Measure: Fiction Edition « Words in the Cloud #writing #advice

June 28, 2014 by Leta

“For me, daily word count is not an adequate measure of productivity.  However, I was also formerly a manager known for creative definition of realistic measures for productivity and success. So I’ve been thinking about how to understand my own productivity as a fiction writer without focusing only on word count and number of publications per quarter. I’m sharing some of those ideas here for other fiction writers, especially those who don’t write fiction full time as their principal income.”

read more via Annie Pearson, You Get What You Measure: Fiction Edition « Words in the Cloud.

 

Filed Under: books, Words, writing Tagged With: annie pearson, words in the cloud, writing advice, you get what you measure

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