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Sharing a writing technique I discovered that I call “blind typing.” It works best with a Bluetooth keyboard connected to any note taking app on your phone, and requires a bit of touch typing skill.

It allows you to continuously type without stopping to read what you’re typing or worry about spelling mistakes.

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It also allows you to replace the usual visual stimulus of a screen (which is what we’re most used to looking at while typing) with the world around you. If you have a keyboard with you, you can turn almost any space with a seat into a temporary writing station.

Subways, parks, even museums (as long as you don’t type too loud haha) become spaces that can directly inspire and influence your writing.

The visual experience of writing becomes de-emphasized over the tactile.