Hi, friends! Hope you enjoy the video! Another tip is to turn your outlines into templates you can use for future pieces. For example, I create templates for myself for different kinds of blog posts and for memoir essays, etc. I'd love to hear from you in the comments if you have more tips for writing quickly or for writing fantastic essays and blog posts.
Nicole, this is excellent guidance and so practical and helpful. One way this really will help me is because I so often procrastinate because I don't think I have enough time to get started. But by breaking the process down into these steps, I can just take it in chunks and have a sense of momentum. Thank you.
Thank you for your kind comment, Elizabeth! Yes, I start procrastinating too when I get overwhelmed by the writing process. Then I realize all I have to do is think about my topic and start by writing just one sentence -- the thesis statement. It makes it so much easier to get started. Glad this process will help you too!
Thank you Nicole! I really needed this, even if I am not in a hurry to get something written. It gives me a logical sequence I can follow which is very helpful for me. It really helps to have a starting point and I do better if I have steps to follow. Yet these 8 steps are flexible enough to personalize the process. Because I like to do my research on the topic and make notes before I begin to write and week out the information I gather as I see what fits and what doesn't. I especially like the "writing in your head".
Thank you so much, Naoma! I'm so glad to hear these eight steps will help you. Yes, I love that they can be personalized for all different kinds of writers and writing projects. I definitely rearrange them depending on the project I'm working on. All the best with your writing! God bless.
Thank you so much Nicole for giving us a lot of information as to how to ✍️ write an essay, blog post, or pretty much any writing. The Fundamental thing for any writer is to put a 📝 or 🖊️ on 📜... Once you are able to subdue the tyrant or the rebel in your mind, the flow starts... And one more thing, one of my (practical) trainer Sanjay Shenoy put it : Be more of a CREATOR of content, than a CONSUMER The very !D3@ of being a CREATOR empowers and keeps us active, and not being passive Stay Blessed Nicole
Thank you for your comment! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Absolutely agree about the importance of being a creator and putting pen to paper. God bless.
Answered prayer I must admit. Thanks much Nicole. Your added links in your Description box is so useful for a beginner like me. Cheering you on! Keep up the good work! Stay blessed and creative 🙂
I'm so happy to hear you found this video and the resources helpful, Margaret! Thank you for your kind words and encouragement. I wish you every success with your writing. God bless.
@@naomabarberbird3379 It is the text box right beneath the video where I wrote "In this video, I share an 8-Step Process"...After that line, you should see a link saying "Show More" that you can click on to see all the resources. If you're on your phone, you'll have to click on the video title and then "read more". Let me know if you still don't see it.
Hi, friends! Hope you enjoy the video! Another tip is to turn your outlines into templates you can use for future pieces. For example, I create templates for myself for different kinds of blog posts and for memoir essays, etc. I'd love to hear from you in the comments if you have more tips for writing quickly or for writing fantastic essays and blog posts.
Nicole, this is excellent guidance and so practical and helpful. One way this really will help me is because I so often procrastinate because I don't think I have enough time to get started. But by breaking the process down into these steps, I can just take it in chunks and have a sense of momentum. Thank you.
Thank you for your kind comment, Elizabeth! Yes, I start procrastinating too when I get overwhelmed by the writing process. Then I realize all I have to do is think about my topic and start by writing just one sentence -- the thesis statement. It makes it so much easier to get started. Glad this process will help you too!
Thank you Nicole! I really needed this, even if I am not in a hurry to get something written. It gives me a logical sequence I can follow which is very helpful for me. It really helps to have a starting point and I do better if I have steps to follow. Yet these 8 steps are flexible enough to personalize the process. Because I like to do my research on the topic and make notes before I begin to write and week out the information I gather as I see what fits and what doesn't. I especially like the "writing in your head".
Thank you so much, Naoma! I'm so glad to hear these eight steps will help you. Yes, I love that they can be personalized for all different kinds of writers and writing projects. I definitely rearrange them depending on the project I'm working on. All the best with your writing! God bless.
Thank you so much Nicole for giving us a lot of information as to how to ✍️ write an essay, blog post, or pretty much any writing.
The Fundamental thing for any writer is to put a 📝 or 🖊️ on 📜...
Once you are able to subdue the tyrant or the rebel in your mind, the flow starts...
And one more thing, one of my (practical) trainer Sanjay Shenoy put it :
Be more of a CREATOR of content, than a CONSUMER
The very !D3@ of being a CREATOR empowers and keeps us active, and not being passive
Stay Blessed Nicole
Thank you for your comment! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Absolutely agree about the importance of being a creator and putting pen to paper. God bless.
Thousand thanks! I really needed your video.
You're welcome! I'm glad it was helpful. :)
Answered prayer I must admit. Thanks much Nicole. Your added links in your Description box is so useful for a beginner like me. Cheering you on! Keep up the good work! Stay blessed and creative 🙂
I'm so happy to hear you found this video and the resources helpful, Margaret! Thank you for your kind words and encouragement. I wish you every success with your writing. God bless.
Where do I find the "Description Box" I don't see it here?
@@naomabarberbird3379 It is the text box right beneath the video where I wrote "In this video, I share an 8-Step Process"...After that line, you should see a link saying "Show More" that you can click on to see all the resources. If you're on your phone, you'll have to click on the video title and then "read more". Let me know if you still don't see it.