Many writers are tormented writer's block while others just laugh at the entire thought of it and say that writer's block is just an excuse for lazy writers.
You probably have your own thoughts on this, and so have many psychologists and there have been many papers published on the topic of writer's block.
Here are two ways that some psychologists see writer's block:
(1) There are sufferers of writer's block and there are those that cannot believe that a creative person like a writer can stop writing (or fail to start) because they've run out of ideas.
(2) There are two reasons why people write - accomplishment or because they simply enjoy writing. Those writing for accomplishment, acceptance, praise, fame, and/or money, are more likely to experience writer's block. Those who write for the enjoyment of writing, itself, experience few if any experiences of writer's block.
But what it comes down to is that if you want to write, then you need to always have a plethora of ideas.
And if you make excuses, you cannot write.
So what can you do if the urge to write is there but the ideas just won't come?
Start by looking for ideas.
Look at what others have written on the same subject that you want to write about.
Doing this will not only give you some great ideas of your own but will also give you insights on how you could do it better.
Remember, you don't have to re-invent the wheel, you just have to create a better wheel than all the others by seeing what they're doing wrong, and doing it right.
And that's how easy it is to start the cure for writer's block.
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Goodbye Writer's Block
How to Be a Creative Genius and Have an Abundance of Ideas Plus the Inspiration and Motivation to Write
http://www.cheritonhousepublishing.com/books/WB.html
You probably have your own thoughts on this, and so have many psychologists and there have been many papers published on the topic of writer's block.
Here are two ways that some psychologists see writer's block:
(1) There are sufferers of writer's block and there are those that cannot believe that a creative person like a writer can stop writing (or fail to start) because they've run out of ideas.
(2) There are two reasons why people write - accomplishment or because they simply enjoy writing. Those writing for accomplishment, acceptance, praise, fame, and/or money, are more likely to experience writer's block. Those who write for the enjoyment of writing, itself, experience few if any experiences of writer's block.
But what it comes down to is that if you want to write, then you need to always have a plethora of ideas.
And if you make excuses, you cannot write.
So what can you do if the urge to write is there but the ideas just won't come?
Start by looking for ideas.
Look at what others have written on the same subject that you want to write about.
Doing this will not only give you some great ideas of your own but will also give you insights on how you could do it better.
Remember, you don't have to re-invent the wheel, you just have to create a better wheel than all the others by seeing what they're doing wrong, and doing it right.
And that's how easy it is to start the cure for writer's block.
--------------------
Goodbye Writer's Block
How to Be a Creative Genius and Have an Abundance of Ideas Plus the Inspiration and Motivation to Write
http://www.cheritonhousepublishing.com/books/WB.html
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