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Proof you can already write fast shorthand
Something for everything
Attitude
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Proof you can already write fast shorthand
Numerals are 'shorthand' for number words. I am sure you can write the numerals 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 without any thought, hesitation or difficulty, and in any order. One numeral is about equivalent to 1½ words written in Pitman's Shorthand.
On a shorthand pad, write those ten numerals as many times as possible (legibly) in one minute. Count how many you wrote, multiply by 1½ and that is very roughly your 'shorthand' speed. It is a measure of your hand's ability and flexibility at present, when unhindered by not knowing the 'outline'. I think, and hope, you will be pleasantly surprised and encouraged. (You might also have a go at the Try Your Speed PDF on the Why Learn page.)
Given sufficient practice and better quality writing materials, your hand's speed can be improved and the shorthand outlines will in time become as well-known as the numerals.

Most instruction books begin with the straight strokes and the first few lessons feel more like deciphering sticks and dots than writing. When you get on to the curved strokes, the outlines begin to flow more easily. Eventually leaving out most of the vowel signs is the point at which your shorthand takes wings and speed is achievable.

Ten numerals or 15 words (in 7 shorthand outlines) on 8 lines in one minute = 120 wpm
'Dear Sirs Thank you for your recent letter which we have received today. Yours sincerely'
Something for everything
Because Pitman's Shorthand is based on rules, rather than memorising arbitrary combinations of shapes, there does come a point when you can write shorthand outlines that you have not previously seen or learned, in the same way that you can write a nonsense word in longhand, using your familiarity with the words you already know. Pitman's Shorthand's speed comes from the many ways of abbreviating the basic strokes. These abbreviating devices are not 'add-ons', they are an integral part of the system, and they actually improve reliability and legibility because they mostly reflect where the vowels occur and where the syllables break. They give you additional information without writing anything extra, in fact writing less, and this is what enables the vowel signs (dots and dashes placed beside the strokes) to be omitted for most words. You can write in the vowel signs any time you feel it necessary, so you are never deprived of them. As you become more proficient, the outlines end up looking like groups of familiar syllables, rather than strings of consonants with unwelcome gaps.

You can record a word in a long, incorrect and doubtful outline, using the basic strokes, and still transcribe it correctly. Circle such words in red pencil, resolve them later with the dictionary and practise them until they are familiar. Writing something for everything is essential in real dictations, but is made easier when you know you have the right habits in place to clear up the difficulties afterwards. A bad outline is better than no outline, but it must not be allowed to remain. The easiest thing to do is to break the word up and write all the bits or syllables separately.

Come down on errors and hindrances like the proverbial ton of bricks. They are stealing your shorthand

Attitude
Shorthand writing at speed requires above all concentration on the task in hand. Cultivate cast-iron concentration and learn to switch it on for the duration of the dictation, and of course during the lessons as well. This is a useful skill for any learning situation.
Meerkats
Meerkats – alert, attentive and ready for instant action

Learn not to be distracted, either by outside events or intruding thoughts. What sort of concentration would you have if you were listening to a faint voice on the telephone giving you information to save your life, health or family/a cartload of free shorthand books/a pot of gold? Cast-iron of course!
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Hopeful Maidstone pigeons
Stray thoughts during dictation: firmly evict them and provide no crumbs to encourage their return
Shorthand speed examinations tend to make one think in terms of percentage of errors allowed. When you are finally using shorthand in employment, the percentage of errors tolerated will be zero. You will help yourself immensely if you adopt the 'zero' attitude now!
Half-learned shorthand is useless. If you are not fully committed, you will probably be wasting your time undertaking to learn it.
Margate beach
Sloppy shorthand – going in circles – the illusion of getting somewhere

Keep to the principles of the system and resist the temptation to make up your own outlines or write your own version of the shorthand. Such casualness and lack of application does not serve you well – do not give this attitude any houseroom whatever. Instead trust the experience of countless high-speed shorthand writers and teachers who have contributed their expertise over the years, in the form of your course books and college teachers, towards providing a system that is reliable at all speeds and logical in construction. Outlines can deteriorate at speed and it is built into the system to avoid outlines that rely on slow writing to remain clear. Theirs was the hard part, yours and mine is the easy part. It is possible that someone else may need to read your shorthand one day, and that 'someone else' may be you, having long forgotten your hastily-concocted creations.

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