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November 23, 2025 at 6:37 PM
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#WritingCamp 🏕️ #22: Stuck Strats

Strategies for being *stuck* — where do you go next in the story?

- Write down loose ends
- Ask questions
- Interview your characters
- “what is this scene about?”
- just free write for 5 minutes
- go back to the outline
- take a walk 👣
Infographic OVERCOMING WRITER'S BLOCK DO THIS DON'T DO THIS TAKE BREAKS Take breaks every 50 minutes. Go on walks, get coffee, phone a friend or take a nap. REMOVE DISTRACTIONS Concentrate by setting your phone on airplane mode and disable wi-fi on your computer. LISTEN TO MUSIC Lift yourself up with some classical music or other groovy tunes. GO OUT Go out with friends and family to clear your head until you are ready again. X AVOIDING WRITING Don't force yourself to write if you are really stuck. You will grow bitter and resent the work. X SELF-PITY AND ANGUISH Don't be hard on yourself, writer's block happens to everyone. Focus on positive coping methods. WATCH TV TV distracts you in a way that is not productive for helping you get back on the horse. WAIT FOR 'INSPIRATION' Inspiration comes from being engaged in the process and thinking critically, not waiting Infographic 6 SIMPLE STRATEGIES TO OVERCOME WRITER'S BLOCK 1. Give your brain a break Step away from your laptop and take a break from writing 2. Eliminate distractions Put on your bliders... 3. Stick to a routine "It's 1pm, time to write 500 words." 4. Free write Just start writing something... 5. Don't aim for perfection It's called a rough draft for a reason 6. Sleep on it Trying to write when you're tired isn't easy Co constantcontent Infographic: 5 Tips For Overcoming Writer's Block #1 Brainstorm Give yourself some space to jot down words or phrases that pop into your head without judging them or stopping to think. Seeing words on the paper will help give you more ideas of which parts of the brainstorm you want to develop in your writing. #2 Write Out Of Order If you don't know what you want your beginning to be, but you have an idea for the middle, then start in the middle! This way you already have some of your work done and it will also likely give you ideas for what to add before and after. u tap" of t #3 Thesis/Theme Work Sometimes when writers are not sure what to write, it's because they're not yet sure of their one key point. Spending some extra time just writing down a one sentence main point can help with writer's block and give you clarity. You can then build ideas around it. #4 Talk It Out When you're not sure what to write, it's helpful to talk out the ideas with others. Share your ideas and see what someone else says or what questions they might have to help you clarify some of your thoughts before writing. #5 Time Yourself And Take Breaks Keeping a timer next to you and working for 15-20 minutes and then allowing yourself to take a break can be a motivating way to get some writing done without losing too much time to procrastination. 4 Main Reasons fok U Writers Block 01. Apathy 02. Anxiety 03. Anger Issues With 04. Others feeling constrained to specific writing regulations feeling angry if your work doesn't become successful fear that your work won't be good enough fear of comparison BRIAN TRACY - INTERNATIONAL
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