Five minutes is minimum maintenance.
Fifteen minutes (Five Minute Miracle plus Tibetans or yoga) for slow steady progress.
One Hour is probably the optimum, the best cost/benifit ratio plan. During that hour, you can perform a combination of:
1) meditation
2) Exercise (Tibetans or yoga plus clubbells, kettlebells, whatever)
3) Goal setting
4)Input. I personally listen to one college lecture every morning, and read an act of Shakespeare aloud.
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this is minimum. It would also be possible to alternate days of exercise and mach-speed writing output, pure flow. In 1/2 hour of pure flow, you can produce 1000 words. The next session could be polishing. Done this way, you would produce about 1500 words a week, or 75,000 words a year, plus have all your emotional, physical and mental bases covered in only an hour a day. Needless to say, if you can invest more time, GREAT. But this system allows you to start with only 5 minutes a day, leverage yourself to an hour, and make steady, no-b.s. progress toward your goals.
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Saturday, December 11, 2004
How much time per day?
Posted by Steven Barnes at 11:39 AM
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