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Overcoming Writer's Block: Tips and Tricks If you’ve ever been afflicted with writer’s block, or know someone who is, you know just how frustrating it can be. Writer’s block is the worst when it lasts for days on end and all your work seems to be going nowhere. It can sap all your creativity and ultimately make you feel like a failure. Sometimes, writer’s block can be a symptom of other problems or issues going on in your life. If you have a lot going on and you feel stressed, writer’s block can temporarily be a way for your subconscious to cope with the stress. It’s a way to stop your mind from feeling overwhelmed by all that has been going on. In those cases, it’s best to try and deal with the problem head-on to help ease your stress. There are steps you can take to both overcome writer’s block as well as help resolve the issues that are causing it. This article will show you a few ways to overcome writer’s block and make your creative juices flow once more. If you follow the tips and tricks outlined here, you’ll walk away feeling refreshed as well as knowing that you’re one step closer to writing as a pro. Let’s get started! The first way to overcome writer’s block is by regularly practicing your characters. You can do this by simply giving them life through story telling, then watching how they develop each time you write them down, either in a journal or on paper and eventually on your computer. If you’re the type who likes to write often, it’s best to put an alarm on your phone so you can schedule regular writing sessions. Otherwise, you might get sidetracked by other things in your life and never get back to writing at all. The next tip is a simple one that can be a great confidence builder. One of the worst feelings a writer can have is having their words bouncing around in their head but being incapable of actually capturing them on paper. It makes them feel hopeless and helpless, making it hard to go back to work. But what this tip does is make sure you don’t let these other issues impede your work and progress forward with writing. Simply lock your door, turn off your phone ringer (unless you need to do something else) and then turn on some music that inspires you to write. If there’s nothing that inspires you right now, just listen to a song that is calm and relaxing. You can even turn on a white noise maker if the sound of the music bothers you. If nothing else, just lock yourself in a room for a short time every day where no one will bother you and where there are no distractions whatsoever. This way, motivators as well as distractions are out of site as well as out of mind so you can concentrate better on all the words floating around your head. cfa1e77820