Grimer Girl here, I'm Minion Fogredy and you can think of me as your friendly guide to

the English language. We talk about writing, history, rules, and cool stuff. Today I have

12 tips to help you write faster and we'll talk about why the letter W actually looks

like a double V. Look, on the page it's a bird, it's a plane faster than a speeding

bullet, it's super writer. Well, that sounds great, right? But unfortunately being super

writer isn't completely realistic. Well, all writers dream of getting a manuscript

down in one go, it's never actually like that. In fact, the writing process is often long,

requiring a lot of thinking time and numerous revisions. But that doesn't mean it's time

to give up. Nearly everybody who writes wishes they were able to write much quicker than

they do. And the good news is that speed writing is possible with hard work and some tricks

up your sleeve. Here are 12 tips to get more words on the page in less time. Number

one, write at the right time. In other words, determine your golden hours for writing.

No one writer is the same, so the first step to speed writing is to understand how you

write and when you work best. Learn to become in tune with your own rhythm and lifestyle

choices so that you use your energy wisely and work at times that are optimal for you.

While some people might swear by an early start, if you're not a morning person, well,

you're just not a morning person. Others who have kids may want to capitalize on kid-free

daycare times to write. Whenever your own productivity peak is, find it to maximize your

writing output. Number two, draw up a basic outline first.

Going into writing with nothing planned is likely to be a daunting prospect. And the

one thing you don't want to do is feel overwhelmed before you've even started. So drawing up

a skeleton structure before you get down to putting words on a page is going to help

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