Writing Excuses Writing Excuses 5.8: The Excuses You’re Out Of
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Oct 25, 2010 Struggling to write? The hosts tackle those common excuses head-on, debunking myths about inspiration. They discuss how discomfort can actually fuel creativity and share brainstorming tips. Time management is explored, particularly for busy parents juggling family and writing. Find out how to prevent burnout while still being productive, including the power of naps and managing distractions. The lighthearted segment offers whimsical writing prompts linked to everyday absurdities, promising both laughs and inspiration!
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Fix Discomfort to Write
- Discomfort like tight pants or an uncomfortable chair can block writing progress.
- Adjust your environment to find what physically helps you focus and write better.
Generate Ideas Proactively
- If you think you have no ideas, start by organizing what you have, like assembling puzzle pieces.
- Brainstorm with friends or use creative prompts to spark fresh ideas.
Famous Authors Also Feel Doubt
- Dan Wells shared feeling depressed after dining with bestselling authors.
- Howard Tayler also felt discouraged after winning major awards, highlighting common writer struggles.
