Mulailah menulis. Tulis jadwal produksi. Pertimbangkan untuk merekam kisah Anda dan menyalinnya kemudian. Biarkan diri Anda mengingat dengan keliru. Tegur si "pengkritik. Masukkan sebanyak mungkin elemen lain dalam autobiografi. Pahami perbedaan antara adegan dan ringkasan. Tuliskan sedikit dan tulis dengan spesifik. Gunakan dialog sedikit saja. Murah hati. Bertahanlah.

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The biggest secret that successful writers, novelists, and memoirists have about the process? There is no secret. You just sit down and start working. Every day, Try to write some more of your autobiography. Get some more out on the page. Treat it like you're mining raw material out of the earth. Get everything out, as much as possible. Worry about whether or not it's good later. Try to surprise yourself before your work is done. Ron Carlson, a novelist and story writer, calls this commitment "staying in the room." While you might want to get up and grab a cup of coffee, or fiddle with your record player, or take the dog for a walk, the writer stays in the room and sticks with the difficult part of the story. That's where the writing happens. Stay in the room and write. Many a writing project has faltered due to lack of production. It's hard to sit down at the desk every day and actually get some words on the page, but it can be a lot easier for some people to write up a schedule and try to stick to it. Decide how much you'd like to produce on a daily basis and Try to meet that level every day. 200 words? 1200 words? 20 pages? It's up to you and your work habits. You might also decide on a  set amount of time you can commit to the project every day and not worry about a number of words or pages. If you've got a solid 45 minutes of quiet after you get home from work, or before you go to bed at night, set aside that time to work on your autobiography undisturbed. Stay focused and do as much as you can. If you want to write an autobiography but aren't thrilled about the idea of actually writing, or if you struggle with things like vocabulary and grammar, it might be more appropriate to record yourself "talking" your story, and transcribe it later. Get yourself a good drink, a quiet room, and a digital recorder and hit the green button. Let the stories flow.  It might be helpful to have someone to talk to, treating the recording process more like an interview. It can be weird to just talk into a microphone by...