Today we’re unlocking a beautifully simple briefing strategy that is going to make you feel like a steno genius.
✨ The Pattern:
If a word ends in –ship, your fingers say:
👉 OEUP
That’s it. That’s the magic.
Your brain hears “ship”…
Your fingers sail right to OEUP. 🚢
🌊 Let’s See It in Action
💡 Examples:
- friendship → TPROEUP
- leadership → HROEU P
- championship → KHOEU P
- citizenship → STKOEU P
- membership → PHOEU P
- ownership → OEU P
- partnership → POEU P
- relationship → ROEU P
Do you see it? 👀
Every single one ends the same way.
No reinventing the wheel.
No writing out S-H-I-P separately.
Just OEUP and you’re done.
🧠 Why This Strategy Works
Students sometimes think briefing is complicated.
But this one is actually:
- Predictable
- Repeatable
- High-frequency
- Realtime-friendly
Court, captioning, CART — these words show up constantly.
When you train your fingers to automatically attach OEUP to anything ending in –ship, you:
✅ Reduce strokes
✅ Increase speed
✅ Build confidence
✅ Look brilliant in realtime
🚀 Your Mission
This week, notice every –ship word you hear in your practice routine:
- scholarship
- dealership
- township
- partnership
- proprietorship
And smile to yourself because your fingers already know what to do.
OEUP = ship.
Simple. Powerful. Elegant. How many MORE -ship words can you think of and how would you write them?
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