Is it difficult for writers to write in fragmented time?

<> making good use of fragmented time is actually a very important thing to plan. Because fragmented time itself is relatively special, time is fragmented and time is not abundant, which also means that we are doing a discontinuous work when we use fragmented time.

However, writing itself is a continuous thing. It takes full attention and energy to put in it. Taking the author as an example, the first hour of each writing is very unstated, the spirit is free, and it takes constant psychological suggestion and ritual to really devote himself to writing.

Writing requires a sense of immersion. What is Immersion?

Immersion is a situation in which people focus on the current situation, get pleasure and forget about the real world.

In other words, the premise of immersion is concentration.

The use of fragmented time requires a quick state of concentration. And this is precisely the biggest headache for writers.

One hour to enter the state, the output is 0It will take a few hours to focus on output.

So you say, can the fragmented time be used. This one is really hard. As me, I can't do it anyway.

I generally need to write in a quiet, comfortable, but not overly comfortable space, like a café, a bookstore, etc. But if you're going to give me a lazy couch, I probably won't. Because I know I'm lazy, and being too comfortable will make any continuous time become my fragmented time.

Because I don't have much confidence in my time management at all.

On the contrary, the celebrities I know of are using their fragmented time to read, write, etc.

Before that question, I think it's important to clarify whether writing really takes a lot of time.

We all say that because of the popularity of mobile Internet and mobile devices, our time is fragmented, but in fact, in the era without the Internet, for adults, the most common form of time is also fragmentation.

A large part of your life is dedicated to one thing, and I guess the only time you have is when you were a student. As an adult, you begin to play different roles, and your studies are no longer for exams, but for problem-solving.

What is the fastest way to learn? It is not to learn a bunch of theories, but to learn, perceive, and apply from practice, and from this point of view, our learning is actually fragmented. What we learn from fragmented time constantly forms our own knowledge framework, and finally forms a knowledge system.

The same goes for writing. Writing is like a string of rock sugar gourds, using a bamboo skewer to string scattered knowledge points into a complete rock sugar gourd, and finally packaging and presenting it to the reader. The process of stringing hawthorns is actually the process of writing.

In this process of writing, you can use the fragmented time to create each hawthorn.

For example, Uncle Akiba said that he habitually uses fragmented time to conceive the content of the daily shift, and he also takes the initiative to fragment his work to adapt to the daily fragmented time. Most of his essays are written in 5 minutes from many fragments, 5 minutes to conceive, 5 minutes to frame the columns, and 5 minutes to write the beginning ......These fragments of time constitute an article of Uncle ***, so for writers, fragmented time is writing time that cannot be let go.

It can be seen from the above that for writers, it is not difficult for them to use fragmented time to create, but they are better at using fragmented time to create.

For writing, it does take a lot of uninterrupted time to be able to write well. It is indeed not conducive to writing that fragmented time is too fragmented and distracted, but it does not mean that fragmented time cannot serve writing.

First: Use the fragmented time to collect footage.

If you want to write an article smoothly, preliminary preparation is indispensable, such as determining the topic, collecting relevant materials, etc. These elements are indispensable, if you don't think about it, you will pick up the pen to write, and you will find that you either write off topic, or you don't know what to say, so anything is a serialized output The effect will be better.

The fragments of time are just enough to collect these small pieces of material and provide a convenient factor for our future writing. For example, in the recent popular high school entrance examination incident, we can't just have opinions, but also collect relevant data, including ** and so on. There are even many times when this collection time is much larger than the time for writing, so we can use multiple fragments of time to accomplish this.

Second: use fragmented time to make a simple summary.

Fragmented time can also be used to think about the general context of the article, is it to write about the process of things first, and then summarize it? Or do you write your opinion first and then analyze it? And how many points of view to express, what are they?

It's the equivalent of setting the trunk of the tree, just waiting to be filled with branches and leaves.

Finally: use the fragmented time to learn to write.

Fragmented time is not conducive to writing at your desk, but you can read relevant books and excellent articles to improve your opinion and writing skills. Therefore, if writers want to produce high-quality articles, how to allocate time reasonably is particularly important.

Whether it's writing or learning any skill, it's a deliberate process of practice at the very beginning. And this deliberate practice process requires full dedication, just like people who are used to walking need to forget how to walk when learning to ski, and practice the posture essentials of skiing little by little, once they forget, they will fall, and the learning of this skill cannot be carried out using fragmented time.

If you are a beginner and have the desire to write well, you need to learn some writing skills and methods at the beginning of writing, then it takes a certain amount of time to practice deliberately before mastering these methods, and you need to devote yourself to it in the deliberate practice stage.

If you want to practice writing in fragmented time, you need to exercise the muscles of the brain and how to enter the flow state of writing. Writing seems to be easy, and running accounts are also a kind of writing, but how to write well, the structure of the essay is clear, the sentences are concise and to the point, and the writing is fascinating, you need to constantly practice deliberately, and this deliberate practice requires dedication, immersion, and a state of "flow".

Some people call writers code farmers, because writing needs to collect information, organize information, communicate with others (online writing), etc., and need to think of ideas, outlines, think of titles, etc., then these things can be done with fragmented time, for example, Uncle Akiba will tell himself when writing, spend 3 minutes thinking about ideas in the morning, spend 5 minutes outlining during lunch break, and spend 5 minutes thinking about titles at night, and then instantly enter the writing state when there is a large block of time, It's also an important way to improve efficiency.

In my opinion, writing can be divided into different parts. For the use of time, it is also better to combine fragmented time and whole block time.

Generally speaking, writing can be divided into topic selection, material collection, article integration, and final revision and adjustment, of course, if you are running your own business, including publishing and pushing. In this process, we don't need to do everything in one piece.

Because sometimes, people have limited time and energy, and there is really no way to carve out an environment that is very conducive to writing, so it is a good practice to use fragmented time.

You can try to use the fragmented time to think about what kind of topic you want to write about, to browse the news, to read books, etc., to collect materials. You can also use fragmented time to record your sporadic thoughts, record the problems you encounter at any time, and record the conclusions you get.

Of course, when you put all the material together and write an article, it's best to be able to complete it in a quiet chunk of time. Because it requires the use of your thinking skills and logical organizational skills, you need to think about the cause and effect, and then make sure that the text is read fluently.

So in this part, it will be better to do it in one go. Of course, if you want the process to go a little smoother, you need to do enough preparation in the early stage.

Make reasonable use of fragmented time, and every action you take is for your own writing, which will make writing more efficient.

Writing is never possible to use fragments of time to write, what have seen a lot of great gods, impossible! No matter how powerful a person is, he also needs a state of writing, he must be immersed, not to mention what atmosphere or environment he needs to write, but at least there must be no interference, otherwise the idea will be broken, and the inspiration will be broken.

The theory is very difficult, the reason why it is called fragmented time, that is, someone will disturb you from time to time to interrupt your idea, or must be conceived in a short period of time, writing ** is generally long, the time is short, the idea is easy to be one-sided, can not be exhaustive, resulting in post-event modification, the above two situations even alternately, unless there is a good memory and concentration, otherwise it is a word, difficult.

Theoretically, it's harder. Writing is an activity that takes a long time and requires continuity.

Fragments of time can be used to do something similar to writing, such as recording the bits and pieces of life or the whims that pop up. These can be applied to writing.

Not to mention fragmented time, even writing after dinner is difficult. After a day, I was already very tired after dinner, and I had to cheer up my spirits, and I was not out of state at all. The problem is that I have to go to work to support my family in the morning when I am in my worst mood. As for full-time writing, I don't dare to think about ...... at all

Relatively speaking, fragmented time is not easy to write, it is very simple, and the thinking is incoherent! In the past, many great writers made classics in their spare time, but spare time and fragmented time are two different things.

When I have inspiration, I can't wait to eat or sleep in one go. What fragments of time, I use it to think about the plot, and then code it out in one breath. In this way, you can maximize the use of time.

A coherent plot, and if you want to pick it up again after stopping halfway, you have to read the previous text again, which is a waste of time.

Some writers such as Faulkner, Carver, Hemingway, and others wrote in their spare time.

Not necessarily, divide people. My ideas were all done in fragmented time.

It's hard, there's not a lot of time, and an hour or two can't be invested at all. The most desirable thing is full-time.

People who like to write, if they have ten minutes, can also write a little something.

It seems like inspiration comes every time.