SURVIVING WRITERS BLOCK!

Writer's block is what most writers say when they are tired and they choose not to continue on with their current story. 

Most writers write, stop and then write weeks later when they think about it. 

We say, it's writer's being absolutely lazy instead of focusing on completing the story at that time.

The truth to surviving writers block is surviving yourself.  It comes down to having the enthusiam to finish what you've started. 

For some it's easier said than done, as most writers have a short attention span anyway. 

Sticking to your writing goals is key. That' why building a list before you start writing with your goals for the day is where you start.  Once you do that, you start writing.  Then take small breaks in between to gather your thoughts and let what you have written marinate in your mind.  Then, it's back to writing for the length of time you have promised yourself. 

It's all about taking the time to build up your writing stamia to get your story finished and having fun in the process.  If you can do that, then you can survive writers block.

Today, take the steps and survive writer's block; the stink of writing.




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TAKE A MENTAL NOTE!

Writing can help us in many ways to see things clearly and to tell the kinds of stories we want to tell to our potential audience.

Many of us who are writers are always on the move and going about our daily lives.

As your out and about today, take a mental note of what's going on around you.  Sometimes those small things can yield big returns in the creative process. 

It's also important to take a mental note because incorporating real life aspects into your stories can have a real life affect on your potential reading audience.

Today; as your running around and going about your business, take a mental note.  You never know where it will take your story.

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FEEL THE WRITING RHYTHM!

Feel the writing rhythm when you get creative and write down your story ideas.

In order to love creating stories for your reading audience, finding your groove is very important.  It helps you to become "one" with the potential story.

As you feel the writing rhythm your thoughts open up and the creativity flows like hot magma.

Allowing yourself to feel it and get into the flow will make your story flow like the wild seas of the Atlantic.

Today; feel the writing rhythm and let your creative juices bubble like nobodies business. It's something that's a must for a "hot" story.

Cherries And Strawberries
*Literary Spice That's Oh So Nice*