How To Write 1000 Words In 40 Minutes or Less

Would you like to know the key to write 1000 words a day? Or, better yet, do you want to know how to write 1000 words in 40 minutes or less? Then, discover just how simple it is to write faster in this brief interview with Chandler Bolt of Self-Publishing School.

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[KeithWheelerBooks]

Awesome video Dale and Chandler! It should be noted, if you choose to speak your text, speaking a little slower than normal can really help the accuracy when it's being transcribed.

[BookLaunchers]

Nice video you guys! :D I love that you have your VidSummit bracelet on Dale. I don't like Mind Maps myself but I love the process you have laid out.

[jchinckley]

You won't lose your place if you use Dragon Naturally Speaking instead of just a recorder. You'll have a copy of what you said to look at. But outlining is the real way this "1000 words in a short time" works. Just dictating will get you into a place where you not only don't know where you are, but you don't know where to go next with the story. So use mindmapping -- or Scapple from Literature and Latte.

[jzmblco]

Thanks for having us, Dale! Love your channel.

[aboi]

... my history exam required three 1000 word essays plus an assortment of questions within an hour and a half

[Theonlybruhbutton]

It's sad that you didn't got popular (in this video not the view's)

[ChandlerBoltOfficial]

Thanks for having me on the channel Dale! So great to meet you in person. I'd love to hear what folks think of the video. Comment below in this thread with your #1 takeaway.

Appreciate it!

[Drathaar]

I use Dragon when speaking the text, it's ok but far from perfect. You really need to pay attention to the words it's writing. It's really shippy at swearing too. It refuses. Can't even train it to swear.

[Shannon_Vlogs]

Hey y’all! This is just what I need! I need to be more organized! I tend to just write- but... it doesn’t always work out and I don’t always get everything done the way I want

[JamesRansonTMW]

I need to say this, because Chandler didn't: A transcribed recording is not a draft.

In fact, I'm going to say it again for the people in the back: A TRANSCRIBED RECORDING IS NOT A DRAFT! The amount of time you save by "speaking your book" gets added back in with interest after the fact when you have to turn the transcription into a workable draft. And that's BEFORE you do any actual revising or editing.

So if you want to speak instead of write, you certainly can...just know it isn't the magic timesaver you might think it is. Do it because speaking is more natural for you, not because you think it will cut a bunch of time out of the process.

[simon_k]

I must confess I have done an overall map, but not one for chapters. I'm up for giving that a try.