Work in Advance, then Take Breaks

We all have to work in order to get the results that we want. We cant have anything unless we work for it.

But working forever is not going to be good for mind and the body. And in such case it would be reasonable to be smart about the work.

Because being hard about the work is not a good thing. Some of the time it would be a good option to know what to do but doing things always does not lead to proper results.

So the planning part is very much important when it comes to working. In this post I am going to show you how we can work in advance and make things good enough.

Write Content in Advance, Keep Drafts

You can write 2 articles in a day, do it for 1 week. And you would have like 14 articles to post. And you can then have some space where you can do other work. So keeping articles in draft is helpful.

Like you wake up each day and have a mood to write in that case you don't get the content to write and motivation for it. So in that case the draft is something you should keep in handy. You can do this on hive, readcash and other sites.

Store your drafts online in google docs or maybe office online.

Schedule Content in Automation, if Possible

Now if you are making content for facebook, twitter and few other sites you have this option for the automation. You can use that option and make sure to get the content to the users on time.

This works on many sites, you just create content and set the schedule. It would automatically go into the content queue. This works for many people and it can give you much better leverage on time.

Store more Content and Topic Ideas in Draft

You get ideas but don't know what to do with them. In such case write those ideas as an article. Main points should be there in the article and you should store it as a draft. This would help you with content storage too.

When you follow this approach you would have a lot of content ideas and it can make it easier when you run out of topics.

Do you use this approach?

I am sure many of you use this approach and it helps you with the content creation in your everyday writing online.

What's your approach?