Do you ever wish that you could write more articles and get more done in the same amount of time? Maybe you've read a lot of tips about writing articles but it still takes you the same amount of time to write articles as it always did.
It is possible to learn to write faster without sacrificing your quality or your sleep at night.
All you need to do is challenge yourself to do a little more each time.
You will find you are capable of more than you ever imagined.
Here are some ways you can challenge yourself to write more articles today: 1.
Set daily goals for how many articles you want to write.
Start with just one more than what you usually write.
For example, if you typically write 2 per day, set a goal to write 3 per day.
If you don't achieve it right at first, it's ok.
You just need to keep trying for it.
Once you reach your new goal of 3 per day easily, then you can increase it again to 4 per day.
2.
When you think you are too tired to continue writing, press on a little farther.
You can always edit it the next day when you are more rested but for now, you are still making more progress.
If you cannot write anymore, you might try instead to outline or brainstorm ideas for another article.
Anything at this point is progress and it's taking you one step farther towards your new goals.
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When you get burned out on writing, push yourself a little more but write something you enjoy instead.
Take a break from client work or assignments and just write a fun piece or a rant about something.
Write a blog-type article that reads like a journal entry or a letter to a friend as a way to help you release what you're feeling from the day.
This could be turned into an article of some type later or just use it to help you vent your feelings and get more practice writing.
Now that you know more about how to challenge yourself to write more articles, you can begin taking these steps today.
You don't have to sacrifice quality when you begin writing more articles.
It's all about increasing your ability to write, a little at a time.
When you strive for too much too quickly, you may lose some quality in the process but when you do it slowly and gradually, it comes more naturally.
All it takes is the challenge to push yourself a little further each time.