If you want to write more frequently, say a daily blog, a book, or even a journal, the first and perhaps biggest step is to cut the amount of email communication you do.
The average office worker sends about 40 emails per day and receives about 70 a day. If you took five minutes to send each one, and cut it down by 10%, you’d have 20 minutes a day freed to blog.
You might find you didn’t need to send those emails anyway, and you’ll receive less emails with fewer people responding to your outbound emails.
If you’re lucky, as I have been, you might find tremendous value writing for a different more proactive purpose.
The average office worker sends about 40 emails per day and receives about 70 a day. If you took five minutes to send each one, and cut it down by 10%, you’d have 20 minutes a day freed to blog.
You might find you didn’t need to send those emails anyway, and you’ll receive less emails with fewer people responding to your outbound emails.
If you’re lucky, as I have been, you might find tremendous value writing for a different more proactive purpose.
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