Focus + disciplin ... so simple und kein Hexenwerk. Alles andere ist Prokrastination. Und wenn es komplett schwer wird, dann einfach erinnern, warum man sich für diesen Job entschieden hat 😉

Two letters should always come to your mind. A and I. AI has made it so simple and easy to get such things as editing, and even content generation be it a document, video or audio files, photos etc. However, there are two things one must get right if you're going to deliver the expected or even better quality of work. That is; 1. The choice if the right AI Tool to use. 2. Proper structuring of the prompt that you want the AI Tool of choice to act on. These are topics I've handled with my prompt generation students and so far, it has been working magic for us, myself included.

Deadlines can be brutal, but I’ve learned that sharp writing comes from smart prioritization. First, I focus on the core message what absolutely needs to be said. Then, I edit in layers structure, tone, and finally grammar. If time’s really tight, I read it out loud it’s amazing how quickly you can catch awkward phrasing or missing pieces that way. And coffee lots of coffee actually 😅

When working under tight editing deadlines, I prioritize efficiency without compromising quality. My approach includes: 1. Outlining Key Points: Before diving into writing, I quickly outline the main ideas to maintain clarity and direction. 2. Leveraging Tools: I use grammar and spell-check tools to catch errors and improve conciseness in real-time. 3. Time Management: I break the task into smaller segments, allocating specific time blocks for each, ensuring steady progress. 4. Focused Review: I reserve the last few minutes for a targeted review, focusing on flow, tone, and coherence rather than rereading everything. These strategies allow me to produce polished content, even under pressure, without sacrificing creativity or accuracy.

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I focus on the most important points first and take short breaks to stay focused. Using checklists helps me stay organized and get things done quickly.

When I’m up against tight editing deadlines, I rely on three key strategies to stay sharp. 1. I set clear priorities to tackle the most critical tasks first, ensuring nothing essential gets overlooked. 2. I’ve prepared a Notion template as my go-to checklist—it keeps me organized so I don’t miss or forget any mistakes. 3. Finally, I keep myself calm and avoid feeling overwhelmed by the load of information.

I always try to take a short break from that environment, go outside, sit in a cafe have a cup of tea close my eyes and start thinking about pleasant things in my life.

When under pressure, I focus on clarity and brevity, breaking down tasks into manageable chunks. As a copywriter, I also find it helpful to read my work out loud to catch errors and refine my tone quickly.

I have short break and constructively distract myself.The secret is not try not to wait till.th last minute . Then if it seems it has to be last minute,I read other copies and analysis and craft the headlines.Sometimes if it is in a niche that my family might have a say ,I ask them , what they think about the headlines.