Learn The Quickest Way For Writing a Book that I use
What you'll learn
- organize and break papers down to efficiently write material faster than ever.
- Learn several ways to intensely speed up the writing procces
Requirements
- Students will simply need to have the need to be creative and want to organize themselves in a goal oriented manner.
Description
After having written over one hundred novels, tens of thousands of articles, and tens of scripts, I have developed a method of breaking down anything and easily writing it in the fastest way possible.
This course is designed to make the process more about the writing than trying to figure out what happens next. The number one problem that I have noticed many veteran and new writers have when they either want to write something else, or something new, is that they have always relied on their creativity to get the work down.
I was like this as well, but I needed more work and I had noticed that I had a natural talent for breaking down articles for different subjects. I applied this to my writing and honed this technique over the years to where I can write 4 80,000 word novels in a month.
This course will go over the techniques that I use on a daily basis to deliver entire movie scripts, novels, articles, and even dissertations. This select set of organizational methods will work with any subject and many will find this course is very simplistic by nature, easy to learn and grasp, and is easily deployable in current work.
The course is just a little over a half hour, but is so impactful that it will entirely change how most writers go about their work. Each video covers a different part of the writing and is divided between fiction, and nonfiction, to cover both topics.
If there was ever a moment where you simply had to take a few days to try and find inspiration instead of actually writing more, this course is most likely for you. It shows you how to find more content within the content that you already have and how to organize the book so that you will almost never have a moment where you need to rely on a moment of inspiration that can take hours to months to have. This is the method I use to have a continous source of creativity and how I am always able to cover any topic that is handed to me.
Who this course is for:
- Anyone who is seeking a way to speed up their writing with proven organizational methods should take this course. This course is for everyone, from an individual just starting to learn how to write to a person who has been writing for years.
Course content
- Preview04:29
- Preview06:49
- 03:22Determining Word Counts
- 03:07Creating Chapter Summaries
- 03:16Sectioning Sections
- 02:58Sectioning Sections - The Almighty Fillers - How and Why
- 01:37Sectioning Paragraphs
Instructor
![Tommy Mertell](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 64 64"%3E%3C/svg%3E){kind=avatar}
- 3.8 Instructor Rating
- 186 Reviews
- 4,418 Students
- 4 Courses
I am a Freelance Developer with more than 10 years of experience, having started in Web Development when MySpace was still popular and 2D graphics were the kings of free gaming. I am also an Author of a few novels and a Ghost Writer for more novels than I can account for. From developing websites to making video games, there's not a coding object that I haven't done before. I have worked with Victor Bastos on his OnClick Academy platform and am CTO of the SQRent start-up, a platform that believes experience is more important than just a fancy piece of paper. I participate on CodeEval for fun, when I'm not working or helping others with web development. I came on Udemy to provide a way for others to seek out my help and I very much enjoy helping others, because, occasionally, there's a challenge in it for myself.
As a freelance writer on Elance, I'm raved and praised about for my speed, intuitiveness, and quality. I have a 4.9 rating and have worked with hundreds of clients on projects ranging from The Theoretical Design of Biomedical Psychology to The Difference Between English and American Bulldogs. I have been interviewed by Elance as one of the most prominent freelancers on Elance several times, given several writing awards over the years, and have proven time-and-again that Colleges are an outdated and dying form of education. I tend to quickly learn anything that I get my hands on, from writing movie scripts to developing Node(js) chat boxes for secure and private communications using a 256-bit Encryption connection. I've decided to leave the industry of freelance writing and fully immerse myself in the market for web development. With more than a decade of experience in Web Development, I believe it is my responsibility to help usher in new developers and help them understand both the history and process of web development.