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A Sneaky Way To Get Past The Blank Page And Be More Prolific
When you format your articles this way, they practically write themselves.
Awhile back I share one of my favorite content creation guidelines: “Don’t write ANYthing unless you can use what you write at least 3 times!”
An attorney on my email list replied, “Repurposing sounds great. But how do I get enough time to write the content in the first place? And frankly, I don’t enjoy the writing process at all…especially if it’s about me.”
Being a “prolific writer” can sound like a goal for someone else…about as likely as becoming a pro basketball player or ballet dancer.
But being prolific doesn’t require you to be born with talent or invest thousands of hours in practice. Many professional writers learn techniques to improve both quality and quantity of their writing.
Being a prolific writer comes with a nice payoff. You create a presence on the Internet. Even when you go on vacation, you’re still attracting signups and sometimes clients. If you know your stuff, you become a thought leader. People react when they see your name: “Oh, you’re the person who…”
So to start, think of the ways you write easily and effortlessly. For instance, let’s say someone sends you an email…
