Thread: Writing Faster and Better (Article)
https://medium.com/@LindsayPietroluongo/how-to-write-articles-faster-save-time-get-paid-and-go-play-5a63ff8294df ("How to Write Faster and Still Create Great Content" - Lindsay Pietroluongo) This is an article I found that can be helpful for anyone who has an issue with writing slowly. It also includes helpful tips to write efficiently. This article seems to be aimed at individuals who have a writing career.(Mainly, writing articles) Although I am not officially a writer myself, it had good suggestions that I am still following until today. The best suggestions, I would say, are finding your optimal times when you work best, writing a draft/intial ideas, limiting distractions, and keeping your computer/device(If you write digitally) plugged. Another suggestion that can appear quirky is to "Write while groggy". I would suggest this myself if you are writing a draft, or, specifically, when you note down ideas for your next piece. It is strange, however, the timing of the best thoughts you may have is when you are not quite wakeful. -Take care.
@Katharsis22
Ooh you always have such amazing posts to share here and it reflects your creative writing skills. Thank you for sharing these helpful suggestions, Kath!
Hello Sun.
I see. Well I usually don't share creative writing here so it's odd how you reached that conclusion somehow.
Thanks. I hope you find the article helpful regardless.
(It seems that an error has occurred.. Here's a properly organised writing...)
https://medium.com/@LindsayPietroluongo/how-to-write-articles-faster-save-time-get-paid-and-go-play-5a63ff8294df ("How to Write Faster and Still Create Great Content" - Lindsay Pietroluongo)
This is an article I found that can be helpful for anyone who has an issue with writing slowly. It also includes helpful tips to write efficiently. This article seems to be aimed at individuals who have a writing career.(Mainly, writing articles) Although I am not officially a writer myself, it had good suggestions that I am still following until today.
The best suggestions, I would say, are finding your optimal times when you work best, writing a draft/intial ideas, limiting distractions, and keeping your computer/device(If you write digitally) plugged.
Another suggestion that can appear quirky is to "Write while groggy". I would suggest this myself if you are writing a draft, or, specifically, when you note down ideas for your next piece. It is strange, however, the best thoughts you may is when you are not quite wakeful.
-Take care
@Katharsis22 Awesome! Thank you so much for sharing this. As a writer I'm always searching for ways to enter my flow state. This will be helpful for sure.
