Overcoming The Writer's Block
By jaishankar
@else34 (13517)
New Delhi, India
May 7, 2016 6:59am CST
I had posted my last post on April 30.Today is 7th of May.A whole week gone without starting a single discussion.Still my mind is completely blank.
Is this what we call 'Writer's Block?'What do you do when you feel you are unable to think what to write?How you overcome 'Writer's Block?'
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@Jessicalynnt (50525)
• Centralia, Missouri
7 May 16
oh no! There are so many things you can write about. Write about money. Over here picking up the smallest coin money is supposed to bring luck. Do you find dropped money? Write about the weather. or food, or a memory!
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@else34 (13517)
• New Delhi, India
8 May 16
@Jessicalynnt,The problem is,when this happens,you have a lot of topics,a lot to write about,but you find yourself clueless as to how to write and what to write.For a couple of days a 18 year old boy has been sitting under the shade of a shop right in front of my house.He's one among those who from remote rural areas pour into our town everyday looking for a job.I want to write about him,but have been unable to think what to write and how.
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@Jessicalynnt (50525)
• Centralia, Missouri
8 May 16
@else34 you just did! Wondering what kind of job he is looking for. Wishes he finds something, lamenting the need for him to do that. All those thoughts, asking others if they'd ever been in a similar situation, etc etc
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@else34 (13517)
• New Delhi, India
8 May 16
@Jessicalynnt He's looking for a job in the aluminium plant here.His problem is that he's not computer literate.As he told me,he's the son of a farmer.
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@MEAngle (237)
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7 May 16
Well, I feel restricted, and stuck in time. However, I think that the best way to get over writer's block is to do something that will stimulate your mind, which can be different for everyone.
Some watch a movie, or even eat their favorite foods. Some just have discussions that get the wheels turning, or listen to music. I suggest finding an array of things and activities that get your mind working overtime, and the magic should just come soon after.
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