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The passionate writer develops good writing habits and rarely strays from them. The writer is in the Zone and writes as if tomorrow does not come. As my friend Prashant Maratay, the creator of board games, said: "When I am in the Zone, I am on vacation."

Here are some WRITING techniques that can help you visit the Zone more often. Try using the abbreviation LETTER below and see if you can change your writing habits and get your next book ready in 90 days or less.

W - Writing habits are essential tools for your success buy lab report and make yourself a good habit every day when you decide to write, everything will be ready to write and write at the same time. Here are a few things successful writers do. You can adapt this to suit your needs.
- A table with a computer, typewriter, or other favorite writing utensils.
- Pen and notebook
- Notepads
- Index cards 3 × 5
- Recorder for thoughts and ideas
- Have a CD player, radio, iPod or other device to play your favorite music.
- No TV in the room.
Form a daily habit of writing for at least 30 minutes at a time. Then bring it up to one or two o'clock on your chosen writing days.

R - Mode helps you keep writing
Write at the same time on the days of your choice. Plan it on your calendar. Follow a consistent writing schedule whenever possible. Establishing a regime is a good way to stay in the Zone.

I - Ideas flow freely
Everything you write starts with an idea. As you walk, an idea pops up that you want to include in your book. A friend tells you a story that fits well with your book. Or you come up with your own stories. Always carry a pen and notebook with you to jot down those great thoughts that come to you in the blink of an eye. You can forget about this thought later. Once you start, ideas will come. Grab your notebook and get some great ideas.

T - Think with an open mind
When someone gives you an idea for your book, write it down in your notebook. Don't judge yet. Keep an open mind because you are just brainstorming right now. Write down any ideas that come to your mind. Write them down. When you're ready to write, review your notes and you can decide if you want to use them or not.

I - Will interest your readers
If you want your books to be successfully published and sold in thousands of copies, you must write about topics that interest your readers. If you don't have topics you can say "writing my papers" to sites with writing services. If you already have a list of clients you regularly interact with, you can easily get a book idea that will interest your clients. For example, a life coaching experience helps clients identify and overcome obstacles that prevent them from being successful for their personal or business goals. A life coach already knows about the pain of each client, can identify it and write about it. Identify problems and solutions in the book that will help clients.

N - no distraction = write more
Do not be distructed. No email. No phone. There is no television. No breaks. Do you have a family, spouse and roommate? They can be distracting. How many times does your spouse or child interrupt you while you are writing? Arrange with them to do something with them or help them after your composing time is up. Make it their special time so they look forward to it.

G - Take a folder for notes
Ideally, have a binder with everything your book has on its pages: outline of the book, story ideas, notes, small details, studies, etc. Have an index separator for each chapter, as well as any content from the first or last part that you will include in your book. Keep your research notes in your notebook, or use paper writing helper to keep everything there, and related information behind the appropriate index separator. You will find this extremely useful. Develop a habit: get a folder, take notes, and update it. So write and then update your book every time you write.

Use these WRITING habits every day and you will be in the Zone and on vacation when you finish your great book in 90 days or less.

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