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I Write an Article Every Day in Just 1 Hour
Here’s how I do it without burning out.
After 237 consecutive days of completing articles, I’ve finally learned how to write consistently without burnout.
I still remember the day my writing habit almost died.
It was a Tuesday in February, and I was staring at my laptop screen at 11:47 PM. I had less than fifteen minutes to finish something, anything, to keep my daily streak alive. My mind was blank, and I was seriously considering breaking my promise to myself.
That night, I wrote the worst article I’ve ever written. But more importantly, I realized I needed a system that wouldn’t leave me in that position again.
Fast forward to today: I’ve completed an article every day for the past 237 days, rarely spending more than an hour on my first drafts. I don’t publish everything I write, and I don’t publish every day.
More importantly, I’m not exceptionally talented or uniquely disciplined. I simply discovered a framework that works.
The last thing you want to do is rely solely on your willpower.
Start strong, write passionately for 3–4 days, and then crash and burn.
Sound familiar?
