There are four basic elements that make productivity when creating products. Any product. The first is the environment. others are tools used. third people to create. Last, and perhaps most importantly, the process used. Together they created a system.
writing is no different.
how productive your writing will be. How easy it will be to write a book. How quickly you finish your eBook. How to be a pain to write. All are dependent on the system or process that is used for planning, design and write his book.
There are many systems available to new writer. Each has its advantages. Each has drawbacks. Everyone works for some people. Any not for some people.
Of course, there are always those people who believe writing is a great art and refuse to acknowledge the existence of a writing system. Unfortunately, these people are deluding themselves. However, you can type in your process - your system. Formal, informal, strict or loose - it's your system. Even if you learn the formal system, after you put it in practice, it becomes your process. And that includes just sitting down and writing without a target or a reason!
But whatever system you choose there are only five things that matter:
1 How easy system to use
2 How likely is it that you finish your book or eBook
3 As your line quality will be
4 How the system relies on individual writer
5 How difficult it is to write using it
When designing a process or system, the tasks and elements are put together in balance to create the desired result. This is true whether the process of designing or discovering it. If the writing system is not easy to use two things will happen. First, the system will be changed to make it easier. This means that tasks that are important can not do or can not produce the same results. the second is that writing will become a task to be avoided. Nobody likes to work hard. Turning to writing in the paper is a quick way to destroy your creative juices. And how could you hate and avoid writing!
With any creative task such as writing, a key driver of the finished product. Since the final product is a rush like no other. Take away that rush and you'll soon see the need to write too much away.
Everyone wants to do a good job. In writing books and ebooks, this desire is one of the big reasons that the book would never be finished. What you do is simply not good enough, or it will be good enough. So we stop writing. We do not recognize the difference between finishing a bad book and not finishing at all. Being able to finish a good book, consistently, is a key element in knowing the system is good.
Any system can be made to work if you're good enough. James Joyce might have been able to write without a plan, but most of us are not that good. We differ in our ability to write well and provide structure for our thoughts. system must compensate for variations in our ability to be consistent in its output. better (more consistent) our ability we will have more flexibility in choosing a workable system. If you are new to writing, then have a system that ensures consistency and structure is important.
In the end, however, the true test of any system is its user. If you enjoy using the writing system. If you are able to produce using the system. Then a good system for you. If you avoid writing then you tell yourself that you need another system. One that better suits your style of work and your writing skills.
No comments:
Post a Comment