4 Creative Rituals to Save a Ton of Time Writing Your Non-Fiction Book

Trust me, I’ve tried them all…

The author in a hotel room

Writing a non-fiction book is tough.

But it doesn’t have to be.

Most aspiring authors don’t realize how powerful creative rituals can be. They’re stuck in old habits that waste time and drain energy. If you’re ready to break free from those habits and make real progress, keep reading.

Here’s a game-changing 4-step process to transform your writing routine:

Record Voice Memos

Speak your ideas out loud.

It’s faster than typing and captures spontaneous thoughts. Most people waste hours typing and editing as they go. Don’t be that person. Voice memos are a secret weapon to speed up your writing process.

Imagine this: you’re on your morning commute or taking a walk, and a brilliant idea pops into your head. Instead of hoping you’ll remember it later, grab your phone, open a voice memo app, and start talking. You’ll capture the raw energy and excitement of your idea without losing momentum.

For example, I often find myself inspired while doing mundane tasks like washing dishes or sitting by the pool. By recording my thoughts immediately, I ensure no idea is lost…