What you should do when stressed typing?

Typists have their own reasons why they work. Some works for money to prepare for a better future. They just work, work and work all they can until they get weary and exhausted. At first, they were excited but after several weeks, they get stressed. With the same routine every day, you will notice that you get tired and disappointed.

If you get stressed doing your typing jobs, you may not love what you’re doing. You don’t have the passion to relish the great pleasure of typing. You don’t delight the beauty hearing every taps of your fingers against the key while typing.

So what you should do when stressed typing? Simply love what you’re doing. Treat it as a habit. Relish the great pleasure of typing. Dance with every tap that your fingers make as it pushes against the key. Enjoy typing to the fullest as your fingers glide over the keyboard so beautifully that it is like playing a piano.

By loving what you do, which is typing, it will help you feel less tired. You’ll feel like you are not working at all and can also help you type faster. How does it help you type faster?  It is because when you love it, you will feel the rhythm that can help you type quicker. Believe it or not, it can actually and definitely make you reach your desired speed and even more than that.

So never frown, never scowl, never glower and love typing with passion to have a faster and better typing speed. This is what you should do when stressed typing.

Starting a Writing Career

Gene on Wednesday, April 21, 2010 7:51:04 AM. She wrote. “Writing since I was young is my passion. I love to read and that is how I got this knack in writing. I believe that if somebody can make a good story out of nothing, why can’t I? I can make a good story out of small inanimate things, actually. When my children were small they usually asked me to tell them stories before they sleep. No fairy tale book around, I quickly drew pictures out of thin air and made stories out of them and that is how I realized I can make pretty good stories for children.

My daughter, as an example, got my love and passion to reading and that is why she also loves to write. However, I believe that not only our genes can pull us to love certain things but also the training and custom people imbibe on us while we are young. If you teach young children to be imaginative and creative then you would be having a generation of writers, artists, artisans and human beings that can make things magical and that is my belief.

On my part, I do now have a small writing career because the situation called for it. When my government projects ended few years ago and nowhere to go, my daughter introduced me to writing. She introduced me to a group of writers who are creating academic papers for foreign students. My first project was dearly loved by the client and that was the beginning of my writing career. I can say now, I am at home with writing. Finally, I am now settled to what I love most – reading, learning many things and then writing it down so that people may know.

Currently, I provide articles for essays.ph and most of the times do make academic papers for essaywriters.net. However, creating web content articles interests me more because I feel I am not getting confined to certain subjects unlike with academic writing.

Reading: A Tool to an Improved and Innovative Writing

This is an article contributed by kyoksil in response to the job posting for Associate Writers and transcriptionists.

To improve one’s writing is to improve one’s choice of content and context. Content refers to the topic plus the supporting facts or details. Context, like ‘style’ refers to the manner by which the writer addresses his topic. It is dependent on three things: purpose, audience and medium. All three aids in defining what to use in terms of: persona, voice, and words.

Identifying content and the context of writing it, is not easy especially when one does not read. Good writers are wide readers!

Reading materials provide information for possible topics to write about. It also exposes a person to various writing styles and vocabularies that are particular to an audience. Recognizing all these, a person can easily select a topic to write about and a manner of writing it.

Having read a lot does not mean that a writer can instantly write clearly. What one cannot understand, one cannot re-tell. There should be proper comprehension of what has been read for a writer to be able to write about something. Journals or logs while reading is advisable; it allows for note-taking, as well as drafting which may later be expounded into a full-blown article.

Meanwhile, there is the danger of plagiarism in this process. Writers are often tempted to copy exact lines from what they have read. To stop this, a writer must force himself to consciously practice innovation; double checking from time to time his articles against the materials that he has read. To innovate is to do something ‘new’ or ‘different’ with whatever resource or information is available.  This is not easy but is also not impossible.

Great writers do not only have technical skills, they read a lot and find new ways of writing about things.

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