Virtually all serious writers know it's not<\/b> easy to consistently come up with new write-ups that their target audience will appreciate.<\/p>\n
And that's why many are constantly on the lookout for ideas to overcome or minimise the above mentioned challenge.<\/p>\n
I've also experienced the challenge of struggling to generate new content that would be considered valuable by potential clients\/customers and readers in general.<\/p>\n
For years I drew inspiration from happenings around me, to come up with new content for my work.<\/p>\n
Sometimes I came up empty. On such occasions, I would really struggle to get my writing done. <\/p>\n
It's a testament to the passion I have for what I do, that I kept going for so long. <\/p>\n
So much so, that I eventually began reaping financially rewarding benefits as a result of my writing e.g via sales leads for my feed formulation software\/handbook<\/a>, direct sales of my print\/electronic books from my online store<\/a> etc.<\/p>\n Something has changed - and for the better too.<\/p>\n Ever since I began following a publishing schedule<\/a> (based on 6 different categories, at one per day) on my blog, everything has simply fallen in place.<\/p>\n I now have an amazing degree of clarity about what to write about. It's so much easier to narrow down to potential topics when the categories have been defined. <\/p>\n In addition, I am able to do the actual writing quickly and almost effortlessly because I would often have spent time thinking up useful points to go with my chosen topic before it falls due.<\/p>\n Most importantly, writing according to a schedule has enabled me progressively build up my library of written works based on the set categories. <\/p>\n This now gives me added motivation to write more, since I plan to periodically publish ebooks for sale on each category using a compilation of selected write-ups. Each write-up will probably be treated as a chapter in the ebook. <\/p>\n I know from past experience that this works, having used the same strategy to get my 25 Articles Ebook<\/a> published.<\/p>\nToday, I No Longer Struggle To Write Like I Used To<\/h3>\n
Final Words<\/h3>\n