It shouldn’t be called “writer’s block.” The word “block” gives the image of a beginning, of something being built, one piece at a time until it’s complete. But writer’s block merely means a lack of building blocks. But perhaps not? Maybe writer’s block is an overabundance of images and ideas that refuse to be put into any form or shape that seems coherent. Or maybe writer’s block is when all the visions that fill the imagination fuse together into a big shape from which nothing can be isolated and looked at on its own.
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Slightly Ignorant 
A walk. A long walk. It works. Always. A very very long walk, and don’t come home until you have an idea. Works. Every time.
TOG
I find the harder I try to make myself write, the more “blocked” I get. If I sit back and relax, things come to me easier. Some of my best writing has been just a goofy idea that pops into my head at the weirdest times. I write down every idea I get. You should see my little note pads in every room. Without taking notes, I wouldn’t be able to have a blog.
I stumbled upon your blog and I believe I can help eliminate Writer’s Block!
Writer’s block is when our conscious mind – that critical and analytical part of our brain – gets in the way of our subconscious mind – the creative and free-flowing part of our brain that speaks in images and symbols. After all, the subconscious is where our stories are birthed.
I have step-by-step instruction on how to unlock the subconscious on my blog and eliminate writer’s block. I hope it helps for anyone who runs into writer’s block.
Happy writing, everyone!!
That’s my two pence…
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