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    How To Write 1,000 Words in 90 Minutes - Every Day
    How To Write 1,000 Words in 90 Minutes - Every Day
    How To Write 1,000 Words in 90 Minutes - Every Day
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    How To Write 1,000 Words in 90 Minutes - Every Day

    By Kay Penwell

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    Would you like to know how to write faster?  How about being able to write 1,000 words in 90 minutes - every day?

    The tips and tricks in this short book may sound simple, but when you apply them to your writing, they should be effective in increasing your word count quickly and easily.

    In fact, by applying these tips, I managed to increase my daily word count from 500 to 1,000 words in just a couple of weeks!

    If you’ve just started to write, don’t worry.  I  include a section that shows you how to go from zero to 1,000 words.

    So if your goal is to write at least 1,000 words every day, let’s get started!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKay Penwell
    Release dateJan 3, 2014
    ISBN9781497722767
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      Really don't bother. I only read because I thought the title was,How to Write 10,000 Words in 90 Minutes. A thousand words in 90 minutes is like 12 words/minute.

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    How To Write 1,000 Words in 90 Minutes - Every Day - Kay Penwell

    CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION

    Would you like to know how to write 1,000 words in 90 minutes every day?  You’re not the only one.  And I promise, in this short book, I will show you exactly how I achieve that, five days per week. (I have the weekends off, but you can write six to seven days per week if you wish to do so.)

    If you haven’t written before, don’t worry.  I show you how you can go from zero words to 1,000 words in 90 minutes.  When I mention the phrase, writing 1,000 words in 90 minutes, I’m referring to the first draft of your book/essay/whatever it is you want to write.

    Of course, every one has their own method of writing and their own writing speed. Your results may differ from mine. But if you follow the tips in this book, you would have to be very unlucky indeed if one of my tips didn’t help you increase your writing speed.  You may not reach 1,000 words in 90 minutes but how about 700 or 800? You may even find you can write faster than me, and reach 1,500-2,000 words in 90 minutes. 

    I’ve tried to cut out all fluff from this book.  The information is straight to the point. One of the reasons is this: do you really have hours and hours to read a how to write book when you can put the time to better use - namely writing?

    So let’s begin!

    CHAPTER 2:  SAY GOODBYE TO DISTRACTIONS

    Okay, let’s dive right in.  The first thing to do is to get rid of all distractions.

    If you

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