Sunday, February 6, 2011

Making It Through Writer's Block

By Divina Larsson


It may sound unbelievable but it's true. When you've been scribbling your pen for a while and still nothing seems to make sense, it does not hit any topic at all, it could be indeed a writer's block. Here are some pointers to consider if you need to clear head when writing.

Making a schedule or planning when to start your writing is important as well as keeping it as scheduled.

Nobody is perfect. Most writers commit mistakes, so does you! It is best to assess your craft after you have finish it NOT while you are doing it. It simply spoils your good mood when judging it instantly.

Write only up to your heart's content. There's no need to hurry even if there's a deadline. Sometimes, you need a good form of brainstorming with yourself, in order to be a creative writer. Explore your imagination. There's no need to do your writing in one session.

Meet your deadline. It is important! A good treat after a tiring task and meeting it on the date expected is rewarding. Keep sticking to your goals, that way, writing becomes more efficient and productive.

Be reminded of your reasons for your letter writing. It is important to keep in mind how would they feel and appreciate your writing after they have read it. It must be a positive thing, so that it can make you write meaningfully.

Fact is, there are certain few who is suffering from a writer's block. It can due to stress, anxiety, worries and fear that affect their writing. They are even concerned that they might say or write the wrong words which could further frustrate or disappoint them.

In order to avoid having a writer's block, get some rest and relax. Exercises helps be it any form of physical or meditation exercises, for it cast away any negative thinking and doubts in your mind. Afterwards, you will feel relieved, giving you clear, fresher and better ideas for you to write artistically.

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