How do you maintain a consistent writing schedule with a full-time job and kids
Its tough, but possible. For me, I have discovered that I have to set aside time (usually early in the morning or right before bed) if I want to consistently write. I gave up on trying to write entire articles in one day (just wasn't possible when you are busy haha). With that said, I usually write all of my articles on Microsoft Word and come back to it multiple times a week until its finished. That's the only thing that works for me!
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