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How I Write 50,000 Words Per Day, Every Day
And strategies you can use to do the same
“Matt, how do you write thousands of words every day?”
That’s a question I get asked all the time. And when I tell people how I do it, they’re often lost for words.
Over the past few months, I’ve optimized my writing routine for maximum efficiency. I’ve also finely tuned my brain to work more efficiently — because productivity is the only thing that matters.
Here’s a breakdown of how I write 50,000 words every day:
I Write For Nine Hours Each Morning
Most people call that excessive. But let’s be honest: acting like most people isn’t going to get you incredible results. As the famous saying goes, “to be part of the 1%, you must be prepared to do what the 99% won’t do.”
I go to the living room about 30 seconds after waking up and open my laptop to draft a new article. I love writing because I always feel motivated, inspired, and passionate about forcing my opinions down other people’s throats. It’s beautiful.
Once I start writing, my fingers are a constant blur. They swiftly move from one letter to another while I type on the keyboard. Every single second spent writing…