Staying Cool and Meeting Deadlines

Writing on deadline can be nerve-racking, but there are ways to make the process go smoother, according to a piece from "Writer's Relief," published by The Huffington Post. Here, Beaubien suggests to start by breaking one's writing down into manageable parts--such as research, an...

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Published in:Public relations tactics 2015-02, Vol.22 (2), p.18
Main Author: Beaubien, Greg
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Communication
Deadlines
Public relations
Writing
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Summary:Writing on deadline can be nerve-racking, but there are ways to make the process go smoother, according to a piece from "Writer's Relief," published by The Huffington Post. Here, Beaubien suggests to start by breaking one's writing down into manageable parts--such as research, an outline, a first draft and then at least three rounds of self-editing. It is important to set realistic daily, or even hourly, goals for reaching each milestone.
ISSN:1080-6792