Dragon Professional Individual 15: Fast Track to Prolific Writing on Windows
By Jose John
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About this ebook
Would you like to write more, write fast, and write well?
Then this is the book for you. In "Dragon Professional Individual 15: Fast Track to Prolific Writing on Windows", you will learn how to use the Dragon application to convert your speech into text with speed and precision.
You'll also learn:
• how to speak so your PC understands exactly what you say
• what you must remember in order to quickly edit your work
• how to train Dragon to build an Assistant that's in tune with your writing style
• how to zip ahead to a first draft even if you dread getting started on a blank page
• how to work on your iPad while tapping into the power of Dragon on your PC
• how to build a workflow that makes you happy to write
Version 1.0 of this book covers Dragon Professional Individual version 15.3.
Jose John
Developer of Mac OS X apps, and author of several books.
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Dragon Professional Individual 15 - Jose John
INTRODUCTION
WRITING IS A very important skill to have and it can further your career significantly. Writing is clearly a core skill for students, academicians, and professional authors. But even in business, having good writing skills can be a huge boost to your career. Imagine your confidence if you could clearly communicate your ideas at work. For example, if you were able to write up a two-pager that explained how an important business problem can be solved in an innovative way. That two-pager may circulate up the corporate ladder and give you valuable exposure among bosses at the company. Writing is also important for thought leadership, in addition to your ability to conceptualize and develop an idea. In all these cases it's not beautiful prose that’s needed, rather it’s simple and accurate prose. Prolific writing based on good analysis is the key to unlocking your career, to a large extent.
How can you be prolific? The only way to be prolific is if you can reduce the hurdles
you face when you get down to writing and publishing. What are the hurdles? Well you may not be confident of crafting the right sentence or may even have doubts whether you can write well at all. Remember though that it's more important to get your ideas out rather than worry about the many ways in which your prose doesn't live up to the mark. Thus, what you need is a workflow that allows you to produce content quickly, that allows you to write iteratively which is the ability to write in multiple passes so that you can improve your work. You need a tool that does not sap your energy, but instead makes you feel good about the writing process itself. That is how you can achieve high output - by enjoying the process of writing.
One way to reduce fatigue involved in the writing process is to write the way you speak i.e. without laboring over every word or sentence. When we speak we tend to focus on the thoughts we want to convey, and we do not get bogged down by choice of word. We need to write in a similar manner by not focusing on words but rather on thoughts and ideas. We need a tool that allows us to write like we speak, and helps us focus on the broader topic, not the specific words.
For most people, speaking is far easier than writing. And this is because we accept that how we speak doesn't have to be perfect.