The Write Path

If you write, sooner or later writer's block will come for you. But what is it? Writer's block is the inability to produce new work or at the very least, a lack of creativity. Today, I'll be discussing a few ways that will help you beat write's block fast! 1. Write through it - I said it before and I'll say it again - as strange as it sounds, the best way to beat writer's block is to write through it. You may be wondering how you can write if you're having a meantal block, but you don't have to write on the project at hand. Try writing a short story or an article on a current event. Once those creative juices start flowing, it won't be long until you have the steam to work on your main project.  2. Use writing prompts. Writing prompts are a great way to beat writer's block. Quick writing projects can get your wheels turning and set you on the right track quick! A good writing prompt excercise may even spark an idea for your next body of work.  3....

  If you write, you know how easy it is get off track. Today I'll be discussing 3 writing hang up's that you need to give up right NOW to meet your goals.  1. You have to be inspired. You hear it all the time, inspiration this, inspiration that. I too have found myself muttering that "I just don't feel inspired." Make no mistake, this is no reason not to write (if that's your goal). It's a wonderful thing if you're motivated to write. It's a magical moment when something sparks your creativity and you get into "go mode". But while this may be preferred it certainly isn't necessary. In fact, if you wait around to get "that feeling" you just might do yourself a disservice. Sometimes you just have to write - whether you want to or not - whether it's good or not. Writer's block is real, but it's best fought by writing. If you've hit a slump with your story, write on a blog. If you have nothing to blog about, wri...