If you are finding no time in your hectic schedule to write, find the spaces in between - small slices of free time spent commuting, waiting at the doctor's office, the bank, etc.
My first novella, Trains to Nowhere, was written while commuting back and forth to work on the DC metro.
Always carry something for your writing with you all the time, whether your style is a hardcopy journal or digital tablet or smart phone.
Over time, you'll be amazed at your output while writing in the spaces in between!
Thank you for taking the time to post your comments.
Yes, this advice is not new, but it bears repeating again and again.
Like you, my writing time these days is split between my own writing, editing Samsara, posting on writing sites like this one, writing emails to fellow authors and editors, etc.
I feel that this is all part of our literary activity, and should "count" towards our daily writing output.
Best,
-David
Unfortunately, I don't have to be at my computer in a quiet environment so that I can dictate my work because one finger typing is too error-prone and tedious. No writing while commuting, sitting on a park bench, in bed, or while driving into my next accident for me.
Ron