There's nothing more motivating to help writers write than having other writers around you who are doing the same thing and can help you focus.
That is a key reason why libraries offer writing groups.
These groups are free (at least where I live), and encourage writers to engage each other when they're stuck, when they want someone's opinion about a scene they've just written, or when just simply need to get serious about writing, and there are too many distractions at home.
If you're a writer and would like to mingle with other writers, or you need a light kick in the behind to get you started, or to maintain a consistent schedule, consider joining your library's local writing group.
The ones I'm familiar with usually meet every other Thursday night.
Next time you're in your local library, why not ask? If you haven't been to your local library in a millennia, you can check their website for meetings or pick up the phone and call. You may not even have to have a library card, although I highly recommend you have one.
Don't procrastinate. Starting mingling and getting motivated today!
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