4 Ways To Combat Writer's Block
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4 Ways To Combat Writer's Block

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 Jamie Silfen
Jan 22, 2019
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Ah, writer's block, makes me wonder why I love writing so much when it can get SO. FRUSTRATING

1. Research, research, research

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Sometimes all it takes is a quick internet search to jog your mind. Don't know what to write about? Why not politics? Why not some celebrity gossip? The world is your oyster, just appreciate the technology we have and search for it

2. Look at your surroundings

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I was going to write about these YouTubers, considering I'm watching YouTube. However, I may do that another time.

3. Start writing, and then delete everything

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Also what I did to make this article, I couldn't bring myself to stick with one topic.

4. Think about someone specific

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They say home is sometimes two eyes and a heartbeat, instead of four walls and a door. Maybe write about that person.

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