Feeling Disorganized in Your Writing or Creative Life?

CAPE COD, Mass. - Nov. 8, 2013 - PRLog -- (Cape Cod, MA), November 8, 2013 -- Have too many projects on your desk and even more ideas spinning?  Want to start 2014 as an ORGANIZED writer?  Cape-Cod based author Devon Ellington teaches  the online seminar “Organize Your Writing Life for 2014” on Saturday, December 7, 2013.  Part of the Fast and Fun Workshops hosted by Fearless Ink Workshops, the fee is only $10 via Paypal. Only electronic payments are accepted.
   The forum board will be open all day, but you will have live, in-time interaction from 1-4 PM with instructor Devon Ellington.  It is open to all writers and other creatives trying to juggle their artistic lives with the “chop wood, carry water” aspects of their lives.
   Participants will learn how:
--set reasonable and reachable goals
--reach beyond your comfort zone to meet them
--to set a schedule
--to prioritize projects
--to keep your projects organized
--to reshuffle projects
--to juggle multiple projects over a day, a week, a month
--building in marketing and pitch time

   Supplies Needed:  a large calendar for 2014, such as a desk blotter calendar, and different-colored pens.
   The week after the seminar, you will receive a PDF with the topics, exercises, and further resources.
   Ellington, a full-time writer publishing under multiple names, offers writing and editing services to an international client base, and provides script coverage, script editing, and script doctoring services to writers, producers, and directors.  She is the author of the very popular Topic Workbooks on Smashwords, covering writing elements such as Setting Up Your Submission System, Creating and Maintaining a Series Bible, The Complex Antagonist, and more (https://www.smashwords.com/profile/view/DevEllington).
    “Creative people tend to start something and the say, ‘ooh, shiny’ and go after something else,” says Elllington.  “Before they know it, there’s a stack of scrap paper all over the house with bits and pieces, deadlines looming, and it’s a great big mess.  As someone who makes my living juggling multiple projects, I’ve found ways to set up my calendar and manage my time to get everything done without hurting the creative process that sparks so many of the ideas in the first place.”
   For more information and registration, visit http://www.devonellingtonwork.com/fastandfun.html