Keeping a schedule…that you created (018)

In this episode of Blogging for Programmers, I discuss the significance of maintaining a schedule for content creation. Having a structured timeline can help overcome (and sometimes cause) writer’s block and improve writing quality due to repetition. I will touch on some benefits of consistency in blogging, encouraging listeners to set deadlines and stick to them for better productivity. And repetition… just like the last half of this summary.

Key Points

  • You need to set yourself a schedule.
  • Forcing myself to do that has been really good.
  • Writer’s block is real.
  • The more you write under pressure, the better you get.
  • Set yourself a schedule and follow it.
  • You really have this like, no, what can I say?
  • You don’t have to show that, share that with people.
  • It’s hard to give opinions and not feel like you’re pontificating.
  • Get ahead of the schedule.
  • It’s just good to have a schedule.
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3 responses to “Keeping a schedule…that you created (018)”

  1. […] to turn that into a series next, but I just realized it was time for a break. As much as I like keeping to a schedule, I need to be careful not to burn myself completely out and spend every waking hour at my computer. […]

  2. […] normal involves me trying to keep up with a schedule that I made for myself where I write 3 posts a […]

  3. […] a horrible balance this all is. I have a vlog about the importance of keeping a schedule that you set for yourself. I still 100% mean it. You need to have a targets set of work to get […]

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