If you have trouble organizing your ideas for large writing projects, I recommend that you check out Scrivener. My switch to Scrivener for drafting writing projects has been a huge timesaver.
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I discovered that normally word processors like Microsoft Word and Google Docs were time-consuming and clumsy for organizing research. I started to use Scrivener to organize my thoughts. It has been a game-changer.
Every day, I find new uses for Scrivener. I used to write one book and I am now working on my second one. I use it to draft my podcast episodes. I even use it to draft my blog posts.
I wished I had it available when I was working on my dissertation, at least to organize my thoughts.
In this episode, we are going to explore the wonderful writing tool called Scrivener. Specifically, we are going to examine the features that have made it a centerpiece of my writing world.
Additional Reading
- Scrivener
- Ten Reasons to Write Your Novel in Scrivener
- How to Publish Your eBook from Word to Kindle in under Ten Minutes
- Your Guide To Scrivener
- Scrivener: The Ultimate Guide to Exporting
- Book Review: Scrivener Superpowers: How to Use Cutting-Edge Software to Energize Your Creative Writing Practice
- What I Have Learned Writing a Book
- Three Things Scrivener Can Do You Probably Haven’t Thought Of
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