The number one problem for writers is time. Every week is a battle to carve out time for writing. So what's the answer? -Consciously planning time with a planner designed for writers. So here it is - The Writer's Weekly Planner, with more than a year's worth of weekly spreads for you to complete. It includes daily tasks to tick off, weekly goals, wordcount trackers and a query log for submitted work. It's undated, so you can start whenever you like - no waiting for January 1st. It includes a word count estimator in the back so you can work out how many words you'll need to write each day, to complete your project in the target time. And it includes space for you to plan and record your social media shares, your critiques of others' work, and your blogging. Working with the Writer's Weekly Planner offers many benefits including: Reinforcing a daily writing habit. Those word count boxes cry out to be filled in! Clear goal-setting. No more 'maybe I'll work on something this week'. Regular tracking of activities which support great writing: read a poem, an article, some fiction, and work on writing craft. You could also use these boxes to track Activity, Coffee intake... or anything else you like. Reminder to fulfil the critique/feedback obligation in your writing community. Blogging every week, not just whenever - helping keep up visitors to your blog, who come back to see your regular updates. Tracking an annual word count total. There's a saying about putting in 10,000 hours to become an expert in your field. Seeing your annual word count shows you're edging closer and closer to that goal. Most of all, it represents a commitment to writing. Use this weekly planner to maximise your writing and refill your creative well. Track your word count, blog posts, social engagement and how you share your creative work. There are enough pages fo