1. Get up early. Get up and write before you do anything else. That may mean you get up at 5 a.m. and go to bed at 9:30 p.m.
2. Treat your writing as a career instead of a hobby. Call it your morning job.
3. Focus on writing versus editing. Write, write, write for at least half an hour. Whatever comes out. No matter how it comes out.
4. Find a place to write where you will actually write and not be distracted. Prepare the space in advance with the things you need - something to drink, a pen, sticky notes... whatever you typically have to get up and look for.
5. Work on more than one project at once. If you have writer's block on one project, do the other one.
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