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Thanks. You're quite dedicated. I'm juggling several social media. I read a lot, write daily. Shifting my schedule so I can also have a life.
I hear you, Lenore; it's really hard to balance all the aspects of a writer's life (especially if you also hold down a full-time job, which I do). Like you, I read a lot; but I don't write anywhere near daily, and my output suffers as a result. I tend to write little, and slowly. :-(
One thing that helps me to be more active on Goodreads is that I don't juggle other social media; I'm not on Facebook or Twitter, for instance. (I was on Facebook for awhile a few years ago, but dropped it.) IMO, for a writer, Goodreads is the most useful social media site, because here you're connecting with other avid readers; I don't believe that Facebook and Twitter are the great book promotional tools they're cracked up to be.
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Thanks. You're quite dedicated. I'm juggling several social media. I read a lot, write daily. Shifting my schedule so I can also have a life.
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I hear you, Lenore; it's really hard to balance all the aspects of a writer's life (especially if you also hold down a full-time job, which I do). Like you, I read a lot; but I don't write anywhere near daily, and my output suffers as a result. I tend to write little, and slowly. :-(One thing that helps me to be more active on Goodreads is that I don't juggle other social media; I'm not on Facebook or Twitter, for instance. (I was on Facebook for awhile a few years ago, but dropped it.) IMO, for a writer, Goodreads is the most useful social media site, because here you're connecting with other avid readers; I don't believe that Facebook and Twitter are the great book promotional tools they're cracked up to be.
