How a plan turbocharges the speed of your writing

byTommyPotter

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6 years ago

My old way of writing

It’s incredible how you can skyrocket the speed of your writing with Kyle’s method. I used to write following the old way as supposed many of us do. That is by sitting back in my chair then waiting for ideas to come to my mind and slowly starting to write a few lines within the first hour of my writing time.

Little by little words seemed to form a mature idea, and I could finish the first or second paragraphs. Then I would write the second heading for the next idea to write about, and the story would go very similar to the first part of the article.

So, after a few hours of suffering finding the right words and sentences, an article was ready but just one, and the next day would be the same story.

The new way of writing faster

During the Super Affiliate Training, we have been taught by Kyle about a new method based on planning first the whole layout of the article. That means, having a title that includes the keyword which that article is going to be targeted and then outline the flow of the ideas to develop the whole message of such piece of content by breaking down into smaller parts of information marked by relevant headings.

More than just organization

At first, this new idea seemed the right way to organizing the job ahead. I could have a “skeleton” so to speak where to add substance progressively. It seemed an excellent way of scheduling my writing by matching a manageable amount of text in short periods each time.

The goal was to write articles of 1000 words as a minimum and do it for at least 12 articles. So I did it, but my surprise was that having already pre-written heading made a lot easier the writing of the corresponding paragraphs. It was like if I hadn’t struggled for ideas anymore but just concentrate on giving shape to them. It was way more natural but also enjoyable task because, at a certain point, I feel as if I could have speaking face to face to a friend about my topic.

Bigger and better productivity

The end result was that not only I could accomplish the task of writing a 1000 words but each of the written articles surpassed by much this threshold (around 1200 to 1800 words) and the best of all that some days I could write not only one but even two or three articles.

That’s a huge change not only in productivity to avoid the shortage or articles but also that I could have more time to do other activities like research or designing visual materials or interactions with my social media to share my content there.