Get Into YOUR Article Writing Zone
7 tips for changing your mindset and becoming an article writing machine.
In a recent video, I talked about how to write more articles in less time using article sets. One key component of the article set strategy is to leverage the power of “The Zone” – that hyper-productive state of mind we all occasionally experience – to write multiple articles in a single writing session.
The downside of this strategy, however, is that you have to be in “The Zone” to take advantage of it. Wouldn’t it be great if you could put yourself into that state of mind more often … ideally every time you sit down to write? Just think of the incredible boost you’d get in productivity!
That’s what this video is all about – putting yourself in “The Zone” more often. In the video, I’ll share 7 sure-fire tips to help you get into your personal writing zone.
This concept isn’t a new one – as a matter of fact Chris Knight originally shared it with the world in his article Article Writing Strategies To Get Into Zen Flow – but the impact that getting into “The Zone” can have on your article writing and marketing success is so HUGE that it bears repeating. Most successful article marketers agree that the more you write, the larger your impact – and they’re right! Having the right mindset every time you sit down to write is the ideal catalyst for creating more high-quality articles in a lot less time.
So if you haven’t already done so, take 5 minutes to watch this video or check out Chris’ article. It could be one of the best things you’ll ever do to drastically increase your article writing productivity.
When you’re finished, I’d suggest you immediately put your new-found skills into practice (while the concepts are still fresh in your mind) by creating YOUR article writing zone. Then write and submit a new set of high-quality, original articles.
Do you have any other tips for putting yourself into “The Zone?” Please leave a comment and share them with the rest of us.
Thanks for the photo, Ankit – not exactly one of my most flattering poses. ;-) We often joke that video is nothing more than a collection of funny faces. Thanks for providing some proof.
March 24, 2010 at 2:34 PM[Reply]