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# About
Title: [[Other/Obsidian Starter Vault(Second Brain)/Readwise/Articles/How I Write 10,000 Words a Day]]
Author: [[Jenn Leach]]
Category: #articles
Number of Highlights: ==12==
Last Highlighted: *2022-01-28*
Readwise URL: https://readwise.io/bookreview/13222790
Source URL: https://millennialnextdoor.medium.com/how-i-write-10-000-words-a-day-98a01c1ba39a


# Highlights 
Is 10,000 words a day really possible for a writer?  ^278698995

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With the help of tools.One paid tool and one free tool.  ^278698996

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I want to say that I don’t write 10,000 words every single day but many times I do, and not just for Medium.  ^278698997

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The Two Writing Tools I Use to Save Time  ^278698998

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Google Docs. This is a free word processing software that anybody who has access to the internet can use.  ^278698999

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What I do to churn out a lot of content in a sitting is use the Voice Typing feature.  ^278699000

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Use it by talking aloud and have Google Docs pick up the words you’re saying to transcribe it to text in the document.  ^278699001

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It’s one of the best ways to write at a faster pace and of course, you give your fingers a rest from all that typing.  ^278699002

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I’ve seen many articles floating around Medium lately about Jarvis, the AI writing tool to help you write tens of thousands of words in a sitting  ^278699003

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Jarvis uses AI to help you produce content faster.  ^278699004

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They have a bunch of different templates and recipes you can use for whatever you’re writing about, from blog posts, Facebook ads, press releases, etc.  ^278699005

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I’m all for outsourcing in life if it saves me time and Jarvis is the tool that can help with that.  ^278699006