2. Set up a Mind Scale

Once you're done with the jotting, it's time to set up a mind scale. Using a piece of paper, start gathering ideas for the topic you've jotted down and you could find out that a lot of great ideas you never thought of may begin to flow into your brain.

3. Draw the Key Points for Your Post

Drawing the key points for your post will follow the setting up of a mind scale. In as much as you've been able to gather some great ideas from the mind scale set up, you'll then begin to draw the main points for your post from the ideas gathered. You will find out that you could draw a minimum of seven solid points from each of the ideas gathered on paper.

4. Extract Ideas from each of these Points

Here again, the numerous points you've drawn so far will be developed into the full content and you'll discover that you prepared immensely for the post even beyond your readers' expectation. And the readers will joyfully leave their comments, praising you (The Author) and subscribing for more of this.

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Rayso Premium
Thanks for your input Israel. Appreciated
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TommyVTE Premium
Thanks for letting me know. In the learning process I started to change my working schedule
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Thanks for the reading, Tommy! Much appreciated! You need to plan your post in order to get yourself fully composed for the writing. It really works. It's a proven strategy. Thanks for the visit!

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louisaparson Premium
Israel,

Thanks for re-directing to the end of the article.

Many valid points have been discussed.

I will use scheduling as a solution for writer's block.

Many times I can use the mechanics of scheduling versus doing nothing at all.

All the Best,

Louisa
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Thanks for stopping by, Louisa! Much appreciated! Post scheduling will help you resolve the writer's block challenge faced by most veterans. Thanks for the visit!
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anusuya1 Premium
Israel,
I am scrambling around not being organized well before I started. Your training really helps me. It did now as well.
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Thanks for stopping by, my friend! Much impressed at your determination to be a rocking blogger! Scheduling your posts will do the writing job perfectly for you. Kudos to you!
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louisaparson Premium
Israel,

Just curious? Is there more to this training?

I was really getting into it and it seemed to stop on the last three points.

I'm curious about what is a mind scale? Have you written another training to expand on this?

Really enjoy your trainings and look forward to them.

All the Best,

Louisa
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Thanks for stopping by, Louis! Kudos to you for the reading! Kindly check the page below to find out what setting up a mind scale means while scheduling your next post. And every necessary editing is perfectly done in the tutorial. Thanks for the visit! Wish you much success!
Israel Olatunji
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