James Clear (author of Atomic Habits) explained his writing process in an article last year - I bookmarked it, as it was just so full of insight. Some gems & in

James Clear (author of Atomic Habits) explained his writing process in an article last year - I bookmarked it, as it was just so full of insight. Some gems & insights include: - take the structure of great sentences that already exists and using it as the bones for a new sentence. - Use Asana as a dumping ground for ideas, great writing; in no particular order. - Work on compression: create the most potent form of an idea in the fewest words possible. Example of creating useful templates from other good writing: "A key point in the first chapter of Atomic Habits is, ‘You don't rise to the level of your goals, you fall to the level of your systems’. That’s actually a play off of a quote from the Greek philosopher Archilochus—‘We don’t rise to the level of our expectations, we fall to the level of our training.’ I just took the rough structure of what he said, and played around with plugging words into it to see how I could make it fit with what I was trying to write. " - Utilize some of the ideas from whatever you're reading. "When I read, I put brackets around the sections I like, and mark them with an asterisk. - Later, transcribe all those sections and put them into your notes The article is a fantastic read, you will get some instant "Do This Now" advice which will make you a more effective writer. https://every.to/superorganizers/how-james-clear-is-writing-his-next-book https://every.to/superorganizers/how-james-clear-is-writing-...