I call it heat not because one does or should write in a fever, but because the deliberate choice of words and links and transitions is easiest and best when it is made from a throng of ideas bubbling under the surface of consciousness. On this account, I strongly recommend writing ahead full tilt, not stopping to correct. Cross out no more than a few words that will permit you to go on when you foresee a blind alley. Leave some words in a blank, some sentences not complete. The goal of it all, of course, is good writing.
Good writing is clear, interesting, and truthful.
The Great Goal of every writer is to find her Voice. When a writer finds her Voice she writes naturally and freely, drawing energy and wisdom from the deepest and sincerest place within. Meaning melds with style the same way form fits function. In great writing nothing is lacking, nothing is superfluous, and something mysterious moves us with a ray of wonder and delight. By Gary Gach.