Hurdle #7: You are a multitasker
Then you have never experienced it. Probably because you are not really writing when you write.
Do you check your emails in between? Do you make yourself a coffee first? Do you tinker with the structure of the text while you’re hammering it into the keyboard?
Keep doing this and you will never know how it feels when IT writes you.
“To do two things at once is to do nothing right
This was written by the slave and later respected author Publius Syrus in the first century BC.
His view has now been supported by hundreds of scientific studies.
Multitaskers take longer, make more mistakes, often make wrong decisions, experience more negative stress, have less fun at italy email list work and certainly have worse sex.
Jogi Löw would say: Writing a good text requires “the utmost concentration.”
I prefer another word. It’s a bit out of fashion. But it gets to the heart of what this is about:
Devotion.
Commit yourself fully to every single step in your writing process!
When you research you research
Then you clarify what of all this stuff your readers are actually interested in. Your only task in this phase of the writing process is to define the goal of your text, find the message for your readers!
Only when you know this goal and have made sure that it is worthwhile for your readers do you worry about the path. In other words, now 6 surefire ways to get your business its first 100 customers you structure the content. You don’t write yet. You structure it. With full dedication.
Now you know the goal and the path. Time to devote yourself to writing! Just let the text out! Enjoy the flow!
Don’t disrupt the aob directory flow! Don’t search for better words. Don’t go back in your manuscript. You only write in one direction: forward.
(Walter calls this the “Jewish writing trick” in his book .)
Only when you have the complete rough draft in front of you can you fine-tune your text.