I read.
That’s right, I read. When my mind is blank and I’m overcome with writer’s block I let go and enjoy an afternoon or two of reading.
Reading takes the pressure from the need to produce. This may not get the job done, but I love reading and once I’ve relaxed a bit I find the block crumbles. Sometimes I’m ready to hit the keyboard with great enthusiasm other times not so much. But I’ve found reading, refreshing and refills the reservoir of my mind. A much-needed exercise. I can’t write on empty.
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How do you banish writer’s block?
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I read and take very long walks. I like to observe people around me and then I write my thoughts.
Sometimes I like my conclusions sometimes I am neutral but always I follow this method.
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Sounds like a good process. I love going outside too.
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Yes going outside makes easier find yourself “inside”
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I love taking my laptop out on my porch.
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Go outside and experience the outdoors.
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Me too! I love to sit outside to read or write. Something about being outside that changes my perspective. Thanks for taking a moment to comment.
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