Writing one scene but thinking of another? You risk losing a great idea if you force yourself to work on one thing when your mind is itching to work through other ideas. Trust your creative gut and make a note that you’ll come back to the first scene or section later.
This post is from the Friday Tip series previously posted on Twitter.
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