Failing again. Failing better.
As I originally wrote about here (and updated here and here), I’ve been experimenting with Rachel Aaron’s (Twitter) method for increasing my daily word count. You see, NaNoWriMo requires you to write about 1,500 words per day for 30 consecutive days in order to reach the 50,000 word threshold. But Rachel Aaron has increased her…
In my quest to increase my daily output (as originally discussed here and updated here), I’ve been keeping track of my word counts and time spent writing. Here’s what I’ve discovered. First, when I focused on increasing my pace, I was successful. I could sit down and write more quickly than before. Primarily this was…
Not too long ago, I posted that I would be running an experiment to see if I could successfully improve my daily word count using the Rachel Aaron (twitter, blog) method that allows her to hit upwards of 10,000 words per day. So, it’s been a little while. Have I seen any changes in my…
I’ve posted before about Rachel Aaron and her 10,000 Words Per Day plan. It’s a simple, yet effective method to increase your word count. And while you might not reach 10,000 words per day, you should increase your output. Of course, like many exercise routines, diet plans, or productivity programs, it looks cool and easy,…
Alright, time for part two of my Rachel Aaron trifecta of posts. As I mentioned in my last post, I want to comment on Rachel’s strategy for dramatically increasing her daily word count. Rachel improved it 500%! And while her words per day might be impossible for some writers, her strategy will definitely help you…