Pranav and Adi discuss their approaches to long-form writing. They explore the differences between long-form and short-form writing, the importance of ideation and collecting ideas, and the process of writing for oneself versus writing for a client. They also discuss the skills needed for long-form writing and how it can improve one's ability to write persuasively and in different styles. They share their personal processes for writing long-form pieces, including brainstorming, outlining, and seeking feedback. They also discuss the importance of focusing on the value of the writing rather than the metrics and external rewards.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Overview

04:11 Approaching Long-Form Writing: Mindset and Templates

08:37 Collecting and Organizing Ideas for Long-Form Writing

13:07 Writing for Oneself vs. Writing for a Client as a Ghostwriter

15:47 The Importance of Feedback and Editing in the Writing Process

22:09 Shifting Focus from Metrics to Personal Connections in Writing

31:38 Conclusion and Wrap-up