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Jane Sumerset
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Article Title: How to Write Productively
Author: Jane Sumerset
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One of the hardest parts when being assigned to write is to be productive enough with your writing tasks. It seems that not all people can accomplish their writing task efficiently and effectively.
Glad that there are still those who are productive in their writing. They even completed their task before their writing deadlines and it is surprisingly amazing how they produce more creative and effective contents in that short span of time.
How did they do it? Not all people have a passion for writing however, a lot of them managed to complete their writing task well. You might feel stressed and depressed with your writings right now since you are also pressured with its deadline and you can�t seem to comply with the requirements.
As a fellow writer, you don�t have to feel afraid and to be nervous about it since these are the also one of the reasons why you can�t seem to finish your work. I bet you have consume most of your time in writing but there is no juicy ideas that would come out of your mind or simply there�s no work that is being produced and that you are wasting your time.
But then again, anyone can attain that kind of attitude and skill by following some techniques and reminders that you will apply into your writing style.
I was reading a business article today, where the author rattled off productivity tips for small entrepreneurs. For some reason, I kept relating the guidelines to writing. As it turns out, good advice in the field of business can easily be rearranged to be applicable to us.
Remove distractions. While multi-tasking has been the norm for a lot of individuals, it is also the biggest culprit for sub-standard work. This is especially true for writers, whose focus needs to remain on the job at hand. Actively pursue being able to write uninterrupted by scheduling your activities (such as emails and phone calls), rather than taking them whenever they come in.
Not every idea is worth exploring. Everyone in a creative field tends to walk around with lots of ideas. Just because you have them doesn�t mean they�re worth putting to paper, though. You�ll have to weigh the value of one over the other, pursue those that could lead to better results and put the rest on a backburner. Needless to say, trying to work on too many things at the same time can lead to extremely watered-down results.
Eliminate, delegate and automate. For small businessmen, being able to free yourself from routine jobs lets you open up more time for work that can lead to better results. That�s the gist of what this technique is about: eliminate as much of the stuff you do yourself, either automating them or delegating them to someone else.
In writing, we�ve expounded countless times about the value of using software tools to help you �automated grammar checkers, writing assistant software and all that. If you use them wisely, you can eliminate close to half of your entire work cycle for each piece, without your material suffering as a result.
About The Author: See how innovative Writing Assistant Software instantly can boost your writing skills and watch how NLP technology can help you to write perfect emails, letters, essays or reports. Visit: http://www.englishsoftware.org
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Article Title: How to Write Productively
Author: Jane Sumerset
Word Count: 547
Article URL: http://www.isnare.com/?aid=519083&ca=Writing
Format: 64cpl
Contact The Author: http://www.isnare.com/eta.php?aid=519083
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*********************** ARTICLE START ***********************
One of the hardest parts when being assigned to write is to be productive enough with your writing tasks. It seems that not all people can accomplish their writing task efficiently and effectively.
Glad that there are still those who are productive in their writing. They even completed their task before their writing deadlines and it is surprisingly amazing how they produce more creative and effective contents in that short span of time.
How did they do it? Not all people have a passion for writing however, a lot of them managed to complete their writing task well. You might feel stressed and depressed with your writings right now since you are also pressured with its deadline and you can�t seem to comply with the requirements.
As a fellow writer, you don�t have to feel afraid and to be nervous about it since these are the also one of the reasons why you can�t seem to finish your work. I bet you have consume most of your time in writing but there is no juicy ideas that would come out of your mind or simply there�s no work that is being produced and that you are wasting your time.
But then again, anyone can attain that kind of attitude and skill by following some techniques and reminders that you will apply into your writing style.
I was reading a business article today, where the author rattled off productivity tips for small entrepreneurs. For some reason, I kept relating the guidelines to writing. As it turns out, good advice in the field of business can easily be rearranged to be applicable to us.
Remove distractions. While multi-tasking has been the norm for a lot of individuals, it is also the biggest culprit for sub-standard work. This is especially true for writers, whose focus needs to remain on the job at hand. Actively pursue being able to write uninterrupted by scheduling your activities (such as emails and phone calls), rather than taking them whenever they come in.
Not every idea is worth exploring. Everyone in a creative field tends to walk around with lots of ideas. Just because you have them doesn�t mean they�re worth putting to paper, though. You�ll have to weigh the value of one over the other, pursue those that could lead to better results and put the rest on a backburner. Needless to say, trying to work on too many things at the same time can lead to extremely watered-down results.
Eliminate, delegate and automate. For small businessmen, being able to free yourself from routine jobs lets you open up more time for work that can lead to better results. That�s the gist of what this technique is about: eliminate as much of the stuff you do yourself, either automating them or delegating them to someone else.
In writing, we�ve expounded countless times about the value of using software tools to help you �automated grammar checkers, writing assistant software and all that. If you use them wisely, you can eliminate close to half of your entire work cycle for each piece, without your material suffering as a result.
About The Author: See how innovative Writing Assistant Software instantly can boost your writing skills and watch how NLP technology can help you to write perfect emails, letters, essays or reports. Visit: http://www.englishsoftware.org
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