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How to Write Faster: 12 Tips That Also Help Conquer Writer’s Block

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How Do You Write Faster?

In short: To write faster, treat writing as a learned skill and practice it consistently. Capture ideas as they come, research and organize before you sit down, write a rough first draft without editing, then edit ruthlessly afterward. Silencing your inner censor and writing during your most productive hours speeds everything up.

The 12 tips below expand on each of those moves.

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