I found a great source for tips @ NaNoWriMo on Twitter has some great ideas.

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 Writing Sprints guide for newbies: 

 1. Set a timer for 30 min (or whatever) 

2. Write like the wind until time is up 

3. Count your words!  

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" The new idea always sounds better at first because you haven't seen its problems yet. But all ideas have their stumbling blocks.  "

I really like this one because I am such a #JackrabbitWriter when I get excited for  a new story. I just want to word vomit  out  the new story that it becomes a distraction.  So I give my self a few hours to Quickie the world/characters/plot then I write a list of all the holes and research I need. Pros and Cons for last minute temptations to go down the rabbit hole.- Mama Magie

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 " I say challenge yourself: Can you get from start to finish on one whole story? Even if it's rough and wobbly and needs fixing  "

Looking over my scribbles and picking one is like telling my minionettes that I have a favorite. Do I write Love or War? Do I dive into the series or open a new one? Here's my Hummingbird mind ... flitting from idea flower to idea flower.- Mama Magie

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 " If you also get stuck on making the opening good, write it NOW as prep, so you can launch into the rest of the book on Wednesday ." 

WEDNESDAY IS NOVEMBER 1!

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Follow the link below to see more tips and encouragements remember; We Can Write It.

https://twitter.com/NaNoWriMo