It's a tradition after the A to Z Challenge to reflect on the experience, and of course, blog about it.
This was my third year participating. What worked for me was to pick a theme I enjoyed researching, and to create my images and blog posts ahead of time. This left me more time to visit other blogs, one of the best parts of A to Z. Besides responding to people who commented on my blog, I left 500 other comments for various bloggers. At first my goal was to visit 20 blogs a day, but I had to reduce it to 15 because it was too time-consuming.
This was my third year participating. What worked for me was to pick a theme I enjoyed researching, and to create my images and blog posts ahead of time. This left me more time to visit other blogs, one of the best parts of A to Z. Besides responding to people who commented on my blog, I left 500 other comments for various bloggers. At first my goal was to visit 20 blogs a day, but I had to reduce it to 15 because it was too time-consuming.
Productivity for Creative People
My theme was Productivity for Creative People. Besides the research, I also liked finding free images on Morguefile and adding text through Canva. Next year, I want to be sure to pick another theme that lends itself to visuals again.
In case you missed some of the posts, here are all of my links from A to Z. (I've also created an A to Z Pinterest board in case you prefer that format.)
A is for the Anti-Muse
B is for Backing Up Your Work
C is for Clear Your Mind
D is for Daily Tasks
E is for Exercise at Your Desk
F is for First Things First
G is for Getting Creatively Unblocked
H is for How to Curate Social Media
I is for Ivy Lee's Six Things
J is for Journal
K is for Knowledge: How Are You Spending Your Time?
L is for Lessons Learned and Inspirational Quotes
M is for Marking Progress
N is for NaNoWriMo Principles
O is for OneTab
P is for Productivity Book Recommendations
Q is for Quit Something
R is for Routines to Encourage Creativity
S is for Set a Deadline to Improve Productivity
T is for Take Time to Fill the Well
U is for Unplug
V is for Victor Hugo
W is for Weekly Review
X is for Xebec
Y is for YA Writers Advise How to Get the Writing Done
Z is for Zig Ziglar
In case you missed some of the posts, here are all of my links from A to Z. (I've also created an A to Z Pinterest board in case you prefer that format.)
A is for the Anti-Muse
B is for Backing Up Your Work
C is for Clear Your Mind
D is for Daily Tasks
E is for Exercise at Your Desk
F is for First Things First
G is for Getting Creatively Unblocked
H is for How to Curate Social Media
I is for Ivy Lee's Six Things
J is for Journal
K is for Knowledge: How Are You Spending Your Time?
L is for Lessons Learned and Inspirational Quotes
M is for Marking Progress
N is for NaNoWriMo Principles
O is for OneTab
P is for Productivity Book Recommendations
Q is for Quit Something
R is for Routines to Encourage Creativity
S is for Set a Deadline to Improve Productivity
T is for Take Time to Fill the Well
U is for Unplug
V is for Victor Hugo
W is for Weekly Review
X is for Xebec
Y is for YA Writers Advise How to Get the Writing Done
Z is for Zig Ziglar
If you participated in A to Z, will you do it again? Include a link to your reflections post below.
Here's to a productive year!
Here's to a productive year!
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