What is writer's block? When your creativity hits a block wall! You’re fresh out of words! Your mind’s a blank. The page is a blank. There’s not one m...
What is writer's block? When your creativity hits a block wall! You’re fresh out of words! Your mind’s a blank. The page is a blank. There’s not one more thing you can say. Some small business owners who want to write about their business—whether in an article, brochure, or website—get stuck writing about themselves and so they hit a writer’s block. They just can’t put into words what they want to say about their business to promote it to their prospects.
Or sometimes they may think they know EXACTLY what they want to write, but as soon as that screen stares at them, their mind goes completely blank. Especially if there’s a deadline. The printer is waiting for the copy. There’s a trade show coming up and they need brochures. The website must be launched in time for the promotional launch.
So often the tighter the deadline, the worse the anguish of writer's block. What might possibly be causing this horrible plunge into speechlessness? One answer is obvious: FEAR! Small business owners are terrified they have absolutely nothing of value to say. They are afraid they can’t boast about their business—it’s just too self-promoting.
Writer's block can strike anyone at any time. Based in fear, it raises doubts about one’s self-worth and ability to express oneself. What else besides fear may be at the core of writer’s block?
Can this paralysis of the verbal chords be conquered? YES! YES! And YES! You can do it! Do you really want to get that piece written? Then read on…
Here are some successful methods of overcoming writer's block:
Life happens, stuff happens, there will always be distractions. Treat your writing time as a little vacation from all those annoying worries. Create a space, perhaps even a physical one, where nothing exists except what you are working on. Focus in short spurts, and take breaks when you feel yourself losing focus.
Once you conquer writer’s block once, remember what works and do it the next time it strikes. And when you have your finished piece—article, brochure, website, or even book or eBook or other information product—the feelings of satisfaction will stay with you the next time writer’s block sneaks in to your life.
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