5 Ultimate Reasons Why You Should Write Fast
They’re all about discovering the fun, the pleasure in the process.
If you read any of my articles on Self-Gamification, which is the art of turning our lives into fun games, you would have seen that I am a big fan of kaizen. Kaizen is breaking challenges into small digestible ones and also making progress in small steps.
I wrote articles about slowing down and how that slowing down helps us accelerate the process of whatever we might be up to.
But here comes the seeming paradox. I am also a big fan of writing fast. I became one since testing it at the end of 2019 and practicing it on at least parts of the five books I wrote and published since then and until June of this year. I also use the approach of writing fast for many of my articles, including this one.
You might find it strange that I urge both slowing down and doing something fast. But there is no conflict in that. Let me explain.
I think you need to break everything into the smallest steps, and if you don’t have a deadline or it is not that urgent, then make just one or a few steps in that project every day. With that, you will stop resenting the task and start enjoying the process because it will become effortless to achieve.
