The hardest part about writing for a living is staying focused and managing time wisely. With a traditional job, you’re at a desk from 9-5, and you work during that time. It’s much easier to focus than when you’re at home, with the TV on, Facebook in the background, with kids running around you. And that doesn’t even take into account the writer’s block that can happen daily. That’s why I love this post by Julia Hughes at S Trends! Here are her top websites that will keep you focused, productive, and on track- no matter what it is that you are trying to do:
-LinkedIn- is a fantastic networking tool for freelancers and young professionals.
-Resume Genius- provides an easy, stream-lined online form
-Google Drive- for your online storage needs
-Tomato Timer- keeps you from taking breaks that last too long
-My Daily Schedule- This schedule gives you the option of logging what you’ve done that day or seeing how your time adds up over the course of a week.