Write in Chunks to Write Effectively
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Write in Chunks for More Effective Communication
Summary
Breaking your writing into chunks, rather than tackling it all at once, can help you create a clearer, more impactful message that achieves your desired results.Article Body
Professional writers are often admired for their finished work. However, the writing process itself is not typically seen as thrilling. It can be challenging to sit for long hours, continuously putting words on a page.Interestingly, most professional writers don't spend all their time writing in one go. Instead, they write a bit, take a break, or switch to a different task before returning to their original project. This pattern of working in bursts is effective for them.
You can adopt this method as well. Don’t attempt to write your entire message in one sitting, especially if it’s important. Instead, view writing as a series of focused moments, interrupted by breaks or different activities.
For instance, if you’re drafting an important memo, consider the different parts involved. You might begin with an objective to outline the problem. Next, list the options for addressing this issue. Then, describe the solution you’ve chosen and finally highlight the benefits of implementing this solution.
This can feel overwhelming if tackled all at once. Start by creating a simple outline with bullet points for each section. Afterward, take a break or focus on something else before drafting the first section. Continue this write-break-write-break pattern until your memo is complete.
In conclusion, writing in segments can result in a more polished and effective message, increasing the likelihood of achieving your intended outcomes.
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