As you know I talk a lot about writing quickly and how much it can help you.
I've even written ebooks about it like my 7 day ebook writing and publishing system and how to write articles in 15 minutes or less.
But what I mean by writing quickly isn't just about writing fast.
Writing quickly doesn't mean always rushing. It means being focused.
Writing and earning money is all about practice, which leads to proficiency, and the ability to write fast comes naturally from that.
But it all originates from focus and constant effort, not rushing.
I always remember watching my mother vacuuming the house. She would always press as hard as she could and move the vacuum cleaner backwards and forwards really fast, going over the same bit of carpet again and again, which always left her sweating and out of breath.
When I vacuum the house, I don't press on the vacuum cleaner at all and I move it over the floors, rugs and carpets slow and steady to give the machine time to do its job and to make sure I see every bit of dirt.
And the end result is that the vacuuming is done faster and better because I'm focused on doing it properly and the vacuum isn't pressed into the floor which gives it the opportunity to work properly.
And it's the same with writing quickly which is also about focus and the ability to keep working without letting anything distract you.
So you don't have to go hard and fast at writing, just stay focused on your writing and it will get done not only faster (because you're not getting distracted and drifting off onto other things) and better (because you're paying more attention to what you're doing).
And eventually, as you practice writing with more focus, you'll get faster naturally.
So if you want to write faster, don't think about rushing, think about being more focused on your writing.
That's what my products are for. Not only do they give you the complete process of how to work, but they give you a tight writing frame (one week for a book or 15 minutes for an article), which forces you to focus because you don't have time to do anything else.
And when you repeat writing this way, practice really does make you faster and better.
Try it and see for yourself.
I've even written ebooks about it like my 7 day ebook writing and publishing system and how to write articles in 15 minutes or less.
But what I mean by writing quickly isn't just about writing fast.
Writing quickly doesn't mean always rushing. It means being focused.
Writing and earning money is all about practice, which leads to proficiency, and the ability to write fast comes naturally from that.
But it all originates from focus and constant effort, not rushing.
I always remember watching my mother vacuuming the house. She would always press as hard as she could and move the vacuum cleaner backwards and forwards really fast, going over the same bit of carpet again and again, which always left her sweating and out of breath.
When I vacuum the house, I don't press on the vacuum cleaner at all and I move it over the floors, rugs and carpets slow and steady to give the machine time to do its job and to make sure I see every bit of dirt.
And the end result is that the vacuuming is done faster and better because I'm focused on doing it properly and the vacuum isn't pressed into the floor which gives it the opportunity to work properly.
And it's the same with writing quickly which is also about focus and the ability to keep working without letting anything distract you.
So you don't have to go hard and fast at writing, just stay focused on your writing and it will get done not only faster (because you're not getting distracted and drifting off onto other things) and better (because you're paying more attention to what you're doing).
And eventually, as you practice writing with more focus, you'll get faster naturally.
So if you want to write faster, don't think about rushing, think about being more focused on your writing.
That's what my products are for. Not only do they give you the complete process of how to work, but they give you a tight writing frame (one week for a book or 15 minutes for an article), which forces you to focus because you don't have time to do anything else.
And when you repeat writing this way, practice really does make you faster and better.
Try it and see for yourself.
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