3 Ways to Make Writing Note Easier Without Relying on Willpower

I thought, "I'll write a note," but
before I knew it, a week had passed...

Ah, this is honestly me 💦

People who keep writing notes and those who don't

I wonder what the difference is~

Writing ability?
Motivation?
Grit?

There might be many things.

But, as someone who has actually failed many times,
what I think is...

Whether there is a "system" in place

I feel like this is quite significant.

I wrote a little about this in a recent article, but
the reasons why people don't continue with note are,

✔Believing you have no topics to write about
✔The burden of getting ready to write a note is too high
✔Aiming for perfection too much

I think these three are the most common.

And what's more,
this isn't just for note beginners.

Even for those who have been doing it for a while,
I think it's a trap anyone can easily fall into 😱

At first, you can write with momentum.
Thinking, "Let's just give it a try!"✌️

But after a while,
you start to feel like the articles others write
are many times better than your own.
It starts to feel that way.

✔️ "That person writes such good stuff."
✔️ "Is my article really okay like this?"
✔️ "Even though people are taking the time to read it."

Something like that 💦

And before you know it...
the hurdle for writing keeps getting higher.

So this time,
I'll introduce 3 systems that I, a lazy person,
still use today 😊

Here you go ↓

① Collect ideas in your daily life

Trying to find ideas at the very moment you write an article
is quite exhausting.

That's why,
whenever I think, "Oh, this might be an article idea 💡",
I save it in my smartphone notes or drafts.

✔ Things that made me happy
✔ Things that were bothering me
✔ Conversations with my children
✔ Things I thought about while walking

Such small things are enough.

After all,
“What is common sense to me is new knowledge to someone else”
is true, after all.

Things you take for granted yourself
are surprisingly helpful to someone else,
aren't they?

2. Decide on your note time in advance

If you think, “I’ll write when I have time,”
you usually won't end up writing.

So, let's go ahead and schedule
your note time in your calendar.

For example, in my case...

🌸 Going to a cafe on my day off and
setting aside an hour to work on drafts

🌸 Setting the free time before going to the gym
as my note time

Like this,
the method of attaching it before or after existing plans
is highly recommended.

Recently, I've also been
trying out organizing ideas and creating stock articles
at the library little by little.

I wrote about it in this article too ↓

The library is great for focusing.
However, the downside is that it's just a little bit far.

So,it's okay to stop by a cafe on the way home🩷
I'm experimenting with that kind of 'reward' system.

3. Make Scheduled Posts Your Ally

Many people are probably already using this, but it's
really convenient, isn't it?

It's especially recommended for people like me who have
a big difference between
when they can write and when they can't.

Write in bulk on days you can write.
Then, schedule the posts.

The pressure of "I have to post today" becomes a little lighter.
That's a big deal.

Like this,
I keep writing onthe power of systems while borrowing
note.

Of course, I'm still in the trial-and-error phase.

I try new methods,
if they don't fit, I stop,
and if they work well, I continue.

Something like that🍀

So, even if you are currently thinking,
"I can't keep up with note💦"...

✔️ It's not that you lack motivation
✔️ It's not that you lack talent

It might just be thata system that makes it easy to continue hasn't been found yet.

First, today,
write down one thing that moved you
in your smartphone memo.

Isn't it okay to start from there?

I'm still experimenting too.

How to keep up with Note in a way that suits you🌸
Let's find it together.

Note question box,
I get so happy when I receive messages🩷
That's the kind of person I am, Lee-Mom.