[Spontaneo]

How To Prevent Writer’s Block

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I am anxious to find out which of these preventions that you like the most! In my personal opinion, I like kitchen tasks the best. The following just might help you!

*Take off a couple of weeks from writing

This really works! A few of months ago, I was plum dry of topics. So, I took a month off from writing. I just happened to scroll through some e-mail and found an e-mail from Pinterest! Bingo! I found the mecca of topics!

*Do some activities that stimulate your thoughts

Personally, I like to cook and clean. I despise a messy fridge and freezer. I like to accomplish “pantry challenges” also! Saving money yet being healthy is very rejuvenating!

*Keep a notebook with you

When you are lying in bed and think of a topic, keep a notebook next to you! If not, you are going to forget!

*Write random topics

Personally, I specialised in cookbook reviews. I got out of my box and now write random articles for WeekendNotes.

*Change your environment

There are days when I simply move my laptop from my bedroom office to the kitchen and work at the kitchen table!

*Take a siesta

Don’t burnout!

*Create a list of ideas

There are days when you should devote a day to simply write down topics, especially by browsing Pinterest!

*Watch television or listen to the radio

This is something that I need to do. So many people watch television and listen to the radio that I feel left out. The good channels on the television require memberships of which I cannot afford. I can listen to music on my laptop but do not like today’s music. How do you feel? Do you like a certain television station?

*Take food/drink breaks

I have 2 favorites.

Prepare “freezer sandwiches! Whether lunch meat or good ol peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Prepare a few, place in aluminum and stick in the freezer. In the morning, take a sandwich out of the freezer and by noon have a lunch!

Prepare “protein smoothies”! Get out your blender and a pitcher. In the blender, toss in 2 eggs, 2 artificial sweetener packets, 2 tbsp peanut butter, 1 cup of jelly and fill with milk. Puree and voila! Pour in a pitcher and place in the fridge. Grab and go!

Do you agree? Do any like any of these in particular?

[bestwriter]

Thank you for all those suggestions. Time I think takes care of that mood. I have experienced it After staying blocked I suddenly get into the writing mood

[Spontaneo]

Thank you for all those suggestions. Time I think takes care of that mood. I have experienced it After staying blocked I suddenly get into the writing mood

I do not understand what you mean. Would you explain?

[germainebull]

*Create a list of ideas

There are days when you should devote a day to simply write down topics, especially by browsing Pinterest!

Wow, that's a really clean tip because there are days when your mind goes blank and you can't write anything fresh. By deciding to set aside just one day to write ideas, you give yourself the chance to collect content without stress. Pinterest is an amazing spot for inspiration; you can browse and find all kinds of topics.

This style helps you create a bank of ideas that you can use later. Even if you don’t feel like writing today, tomorrow you’ll already have a ready list. It’s like planning yourself before the hustle. Creativity comes from consistency and planning; it doesn’t have to be random.

[bestwriter]

When I get into a writer's block I wait and after a few days I am back all ready to write

[Spontaneo]

When I get into a writer's block I wait and after a few days I am back all ready to write

Yes! You are absolutely right!

[germainebull]

When you are lying in bed and think of a topic, keep a notebook next to you! If not, you are going to forget!

That's a really neat tip. When you're in bed, your mind often comes up with fresh ideas, but if you let them pass without writing them down, they quickly disappear. Keeping a notebook nearby helps you capture those thoughts before they fade. When you wake up tomorrow, you have a clear point to continue with instead of completely forgetting them. That trick is simple but it helps productivity a lot.

[Spontaneo]

For the past 3 days I have had 3 articles on my mind but have been procrastinating!

Which one should I do first?

Do you think people are going to like the article?

Am I going to have enough words?

[bestwriter]

I too have a few ideas but since my mind is occupied with Christmas I just cannot work on them.

[Spontaneo]

I too have a few ideas but since my mind is occupied with Christmas I just cannot work on them.

I know what you mean!

[bestwriter]

Once the Christmas party that I have planned gets over I am sure I will be ready to post articles.

[Spontaneo]

Once the Christmas party that I have planned gets over I am sure I will be ready to post articles.

Tell all about the party!

[germainebull]

I too have a few ideas but since my mind is occupied with Christmas I just cannot work on them.

Think your mind has cleared up already.

[Spontaneo]

I promised myself that I would create an article every night. I have not kept that promise.

What would you do?

[germainebull]

*Change your environment

If you feel your head has stopped producing minerals, you must go outside for a while to get some fresh air. Everyday environments cause mental fatigue and make your thoughts not play well. If you move your chair or go to a place with moderate noise, you will be surprised how the lines start to flow on their own. Change the scenery to awaken the spirit of writing faster.

[Spontaneo]

Last month, I bought a new desk to go with my new office chair. My landlord said that maintenance would assemble my new desk soon. I am still waiting.

I know that once the desk is assembled, I am going to be productive!