Creativity can sometimes thrive in adversity.  Isolation can lead to deep thought.  But not always.

During the Coronavirus pandemic some people are spending more time alone. Others are looking for quiet time. Either way, it’s a new routine, which might be an opportunity for those looking to kick-start some creative writing.  

Zeke Jarvis has some tips on tapping into the creative process while sheltering in place, rearranging your schedule or even just looking for a way to make the most of the urge to write.