It’s worthwhile to note that I decided to do this one night at dinner, and I had it written and formatted before the night was over. How? You might ask.

Easy. I used Text Expanderâ„¢ to write the book. Using the magnificent qualities of Text Expanderâ„¢, it didn’t take me long, as all book descriptions and all book cover images were simply a matter of typing an easy-to-remember abbreviation that consisted of a few letters that were tied to the book’s name. I wrote a book about how to save time and money using Text Expander, and you can see how here.

I’m going to write the description of the book by typing a simple abbreviation “wsdesc” which is an shortcut for Writing Shortcuts (title of book) and “description.”

Everybody loves shortcuts. Don’t deny it; I know you do. Think of how many times you’ve been driving somewhere with a buddy, and you hit a traffic jam. How great did it feel when you could say, “Take a right at the next road. I know a shortcut.”

This is a shortcut for every-day life. If you use a keyboard to type, this book will save you time, lots of time.

You may have tried a text expansion app before, and maybe you didn’t have much luck, but this book isn’t about any particular app, it’s about a process. A process anyone can learn, and more importantly, anyone can remember.

I’m not going to call you an idiot if you don’t use it…well, maybe I will. So just pick up the book and use it. It only cost a few cups of coffee.

As you can see, those six letters produced four paragraphs of information, and I didn’t have to search for the original text and use copy and paste.

The cover image was no different. For that (and all others). I simply type “wscover” and it expands to the image below.