How to write a blog when you don't have enough time?

Everyone wants to start a blog, yet most of them fail to make some time to write one. In our fast moving modern world, the free time has become a thing of the past, a myth. There are emails to write, clients to meet, birthdays to attend, and no time to follow your hobby, no time to work on the blog you always dreamed of beginning.  But all hope is not lost, you can still start that blog, all you need to the learn is the craft of creating a detailed blog really quick.

So, how can you write a blog within an hour or so? Well, the answer is actually easy: You need to understand the subject matter well even before starting the blog. If you don't know what you are writing on, it will take aeons to complete it.  The reason for this procrastination. That's every blogger's biggest enemy, the monster that prevents you from utilizing the time at hand. The more you are oblivious to the subject of the blog, the more likely you will spend your time procrastinating. So, before starting the blog, select the topic that you understand well and are interested in or can learn it in minimum time.

Another major enemy of yours that thwarts you from completing that blog within an hour or so is aiming for perfection. You want to create a perfect blog is not necessarily a bad thing, but this little aim can start to hurt you if you began aiming for perfection from the start. So, you need to stop editing every line, fixing every error or line you think seems stupid or will make your audience roll their eyes. Instead, you should focus on finishing that first draft. You can always polish it later--before you can even polish that diamond, you need to dig it out of the ground.

To put it in simple words, you need to perform these two steps.

Step one: Focus only on quantity, focus on churning out words.

Step two: Start improving the quality of your draft, cut down unnecessary stuff, only keep things that matter.

Following this simple guide will allow you to write blogs quickly and effortlessly.