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7:28 am It occurred to me that work-from-home has always been the norm for writers. So I wondered how seasoned professionals handle all the WFH temptations to procrastinate. Are there lessons for the rest of us? I discovered right off that writers, even famous ones, are huge procrastinators. Megan McArdle, a well-known writer herself, wrote an article for the Atlantic called “Why Writers Are the Worst Procrastinators.” She asked “a fairly famous colleague” how he managed to regularly produce 8,000-word features. “Well,” he said, “first, I put it off for two or three weeks. Then I sit down to write. That’s when I get up and go clean the garage. After that, I go upstairs, and then I come back downstairs and complain to my wife for a couple of hours. Finally, but only after a couple more days have passed and I’m really freaking out about missing my deadline, I ultimately sit down and write.”

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