At this point, some writers find it helpful to mind map, draw diagrams, create outlines, or list ideas. Develop a method that works best for you. Remember, at this point, you are not looking for polished sentences and paragraphs, but strong ideas, connections, and formatting. Finally, it seems, you are ready to begin writing. Create an environment that works best for you to write.
Some writers are more productive in the morning, afternoon, or evening hours.
Some writers like background music and noise, others complete silence. Whatever is your preference, begin writing, stay focused, and relax. It is not an easy process to translate ideas in your brain to words on paper, so don't be too harsh or critical of your first attempts. Take frequent breaks, save often, and regroup when necessary. Now that you actually have words on paper, the next task is to cultivate your research paper.