Writer's Block

• Writer's block is the inability of the writer to write regardless of proficiency or experience a inevitable have to face the challenge of overcoming it.
• Writer's block is associated with page fright, fear of the blank sheet, writing without the muse, and the inability to get things started.
• Positive Self-talk - done when you convince yourself that you can do it.
• Listing your achievement - remind yourself of what you have accomplish. It is an active way of proving yourself that you can write.
• Brainstorm - gather your thoughts first by brainstorming the possible minor and major ideas.
• Divide large tasks - write one part at a time.
• Concede its existence - do not entertain the feeling of not wanting to write.
• Read for a break - best ideas come when the mind is rested.
• Establish a routine - prepare yourself to write when that specific time comes. Having a fixed time and schedule.
• Show up for work - commit to a time for writing. truth to your commitment and finish what you suppose to write.
• Cope with badness - do not think what you have written is bad, writing is a process that involves editing and revising until the output becomes good.
• Reinvent your space - create an environment conducive for writing; change in your environment as you write.
• Go back to the start - ask yourself the purpose as to why you are writing.
• Morning pages - it is known as the dumping site of the writer or the draft of the author.
• Morning pages is a tool where the writer disposes ideas that can get in the way of writing.
• Ask and record yourself by asking and answering questions that would hopefully help you generate ideas for writing 


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