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title: Continue Writing
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category: Workspace
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tags: workspace, drafting, scenes, write next
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contextKey: workspace.writeNext
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micro: Find scenes that are ready to move forward in drafting.
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quickTitle: Continue Writing
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quickSummary: Continue Writing gathers scenes that look ready for your next drafting session.
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screenshot:
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# Overview
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Continue Writing is the workspace queue for scenes that can move forward now. It helps turn a large project into a smaller set of practical next choices.
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# When Should I Use This?
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Use it at the start of a drafting session, especially when you do not want to reread the whole outline just to decide where to begin.
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# How To Use It
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Scan the scene title, status, summary, priority, warnings and notes. Open the scene that best matches the energy and time you have today.
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# Example
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If a scene has a clear summary, few blockers and a useful priority, it may be a better session target than a dramatic scene that still needs decisions.
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# Writer Tip
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Momentum often comes from choosing the next workable scene, not the most important scene.
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# Common Mistakes
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- Treating the queue as a command list.
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- Starting a scene that still has unresolved blockers.
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- Ignoring priority and notes when choosing what to draft.
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# Related Guides
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- [Writer Workspace](/Help/Article/workspace.overview)
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- [Scenes](/Help/Article/scenes.overview)
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- [Chapters](/Help/Article/chapters.overview)
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