Writing figures in words

I would like to confirm that over the weekend I keep up with The Book. If thousands of words are on paper, it is not realistic to sit every day to write 100 words, so I am doing a little cheating. I write some paragraphs in advance, but when there is a way of thinking, there are creative words, not scholarly words.

Ok, calculate a bit before you write. Since I wrote a plan I found that it is necessary to write 20 scenes and 20 sequels to convey the story. Since the average mystery novel contains about 80,000 words, this means 2000 words are scenes or sequels. Thanks to my plan, I know what needs to happen in each scene and what language I need to play. Well, now I am writing it. If things are difficult, there is a belief that you will try hard for it, spend time to analyze it, and believe in all these things. Because it is difficult to write, it is reasonable to assume that good text takes time. Yes, yes, no. At least for me it is not as effective as the first draft. If I spend time struggling with every sentence, going back to work on the previous day, or reviewing my research, I will eventually change my mind. Instead, (like a Hemingway?) I allowed myself to write garbage

Write a letter to solve the problem and to understand things better. I write it as it slows me down; literally, I can type 75 words per minute, but I can only use around 30 handwriting. When writing in my diary, the first thing I noticed was how slow I did.