The Power Of Spontaneous Writing

In the early days of blogging, bloggers wrote spontaneously.

Today, everything is mostly planned; thanks to content calendars, bloggers can plan out an entire month’s worth of blog posts (They know exactly what they are going to write about and when each blog post is due).

Writing blog posts spontaneously and planning out blog posts in advance both have their advantages.

However, kudos go out to all of the bloggers who write spontaneously.

Where spontaneous writing is concerned, no planning is done beforehand; you either choose a topic out of the blue or go along with a topic that was provided for you.

It Takes A Very Creative Mind To Pull Words Out Of Thin Air

Spontaneous writing is a lot like ad-libbing; instead of using spoken words, you write the first set of things that comes to your mind.

The God’s/Goddess’s truth is that a lot of bloggers overthink the writing process; this often leads to them staring at a blank screen and wondering what it is that they should write.

Where time management is concerned, spontaneous writing can be your best friend; for example, creating a blog post from scratch and finishing it in way less time than you would normally do with a regular blog post.

There are a lot of people with creative minds on WordPress — mental geniuses who can pull that sort of thing off.

Spontaneous Writing Is A Form Of Great Mental Exercise

All bloggers should do a bit of spontaneous writing once in a while.

Why?

Because it would help them to become mentally sharp (And, that, my friend would be a very good thing).

I have done my fair share of spontaneous writing; I would open up a word-processing program on my laptop computer, choose a topic and begin writing (That is something that I still do up to this day).

By the way, you are capable of doing it too.

It should not come as a surprise when I say to you, “The more you do it, the better you get at it!”

The writing is merely done for the mental exercise and not necessarily for the sake of creating blog posts.

However, if you are pleased with the final outcome, you can use it as one of your future blog posts.

Bloggers Who Are Accustomed To Planning Out Their Blog Posts Can Also Benefit By Doing A Bit Of Spontaneous Writing

The first draft copy of a blog post is usually produced via spontaneous writing.

After the completion of the first draft copy of their blog post, the blogger will polish up the blog post nicely by:

• Fixing spelling errors.
• Fixing grammatical errors.
• Fixing punctuation errors.

Thanks to spontaneous writing, they have managed to get their thoughts printed out and the best part of all is that they have a blog post that they can refine later on (All of that, of course, would be done before it is published).

There Would Be No Need For AI Writers When You Have Mastered Spontaneous Writing

Some people play around with AI writers because they are unsure of what they want to write or how they should go about writing their blog posts.

If a blogger can create a rough draft via spontaneous writing, there would be no need for them to use AI writers (Sorry, ChatGPT. You are no match for the mind of a human being who has mastered spontaneous writing).

Artificial intelligence can create a blog post faster.

We, human beings, can create a blog post that is of a higher quality than artificial intelligence (So, please stop believing AI writers can get the job of writing blog posts better than you).

The Bottom Line

By practicing spontaneous writing, you end up:

• Thinking at a faster rate than you did before.
• Writing at a much faster speed.
• Saving time where content creation is concerned.

Spontaneous writing fine-tunes the writer in you.

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