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Hi Lisa,
After our meeting yesterday I realized that I wasn’t subscribed to your email.
Once I was here, I saw the organizational quiz for writers – right up my alley (pun alert!) And I took it.
Although you claim it is wildly inaccurate and unscientific, I do agree with the results: See It.
I am completely lost if I don’t live by check lists and sticky notes in highly visible places. This, of course, could be construed as clutter and crazy by outsiders who aren’t cued into the creative processes that are different for each creative person.
Fun idea – we must talk about that quiz feature as I tried to do one ages ago. I’m sure the plugins and blocks have evolved since then.
Take care and see you soon at our next website planning meeting!
Kris
Isn’t it fun? I’m using a tool called H5P for this that you can embed into WordPress or other places. You’ll like it:
https://h5p.org/
There’s a ton that we can do with it!!!
And I’m glad you liked the quiz. I had fun setting it up. So far it has seemed to be pretty accurate for folks. I did a bunch of research on organizational styles and then had fun creating questions that writers would relate to!