The Process That Helped Eliminate My Writer’s Block and Improved My Writing Tenfold

Once upon a time, I used to be a slow writer.

It was one of my worst weaknesses. Because of that, I would always get stuck writing essays in school because I would have trouble thinking of what to write. The only way I got myself to start writing was to put off the assignments until the last minute.

I mean it worked, but the quality always turned out terrible, thus getting mediocre grades. I lived with this problem for a long time, and it affects me when I practice copywriting too.

But that all changed when I read the copywriting book written by one of the greatest living copywriters, Joseph Sugarman, called:

The Adweek Copywriting Handbook

He included many tips on how to write copy better and faster.

When I implemented his tips, I went from finishing an email in a few hours down to one hour, sometimes even 25 minutes.

Here’s the method I use to help me write my emails faster than better:

1. Put up some music
I usually like to listen to piano music. But sometimes when I’m in the mood for it, I like to listen to meditation music too. 

2. Set up a timer
I use the Pomodoro time management technique. Meaning, breaking down your work time into 25 minute time blocks with five minute breaks in-between.

3. Start implementing Joseph Sugarman’s writing method found in page 203.

This doesn’t just apply to writing emails too. It applies to any kind of writing-related work you do like:

• Social media content
• Articles
• Blog posts
• Video scripts
• Books
• Newsletters

To get yourself a copy of The Adweek Copywriting Handbook, where Joseph Sugarman includes all this teachings from his $3000 (or $7000 in today’s money) seminars, that you can get for the cost of a lunch meal, click my affiliate link below.

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