I Can Write Proposals, I Just Don't Want to Waste Time Rewriting

Office Efficiency

After starting work, I realized,

The real time-consumer is not the meeting,

But "after" the meeting.

- Reports to organize

- Proposals to write

- Emails to check tone

A single document often goes back and forth multiple times.

The Most Tiring Part is Not Writing, But Revising

What makes people most exhausted are these questions:

- Is this part too wordy?

- Is there a more professional way to say this?

- What exactly is the key point the boss wants to see?

After finishing one version, you have to start over with another.

Then I Changed My Approach

Now I quickly produce a version first,

Then adjust it according to different needs:

- Make it more concise

- Make it more professional

- Make it more explanatory

This approach of "having something first, then optimizing"

Is far more efficient than starting from a blank page.

Workflow

Writing Becomes a Process, Not Pressure

When writing has a method and tools to assist,

It is no longer an energy-draining task,

But a manageable workflow.

If you are also constantly chased by documents,

You really should try a different way of writing.