Every Single Minute

 1. Identify the central thesis (one sentence) Silvia’s core argument is simple and non-negotiable: Writing productivity comes from scheduled, habitual writing—not from inspiration, talent, or mood. Everything in your summary should reinforce this. 2. Group ideas into 4 logical buckets Do not summarize chapter by chapter. Instead, cluster concepts: Myth-busting Writing blocks are not real Motivation follows action, not the reverse Behavioral discipline Writing is a behavior, not an emotional state Treat writing like exercise or brushing teeth Systems over feelings Schedule writing time Track output Set concrete goals Psychological realism Anxiety, rejection, and boredom are normal Professionals write anyway 3. Use declarative, no-nonsense language Silvia’s tone is blunt and empirical. Avoid lyrical or motivational fluff. Bad: The book inspires writers to find their inner voice. Good: The book argues that consistent...