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The Day Brain Juices Ran Dry
January 22, 2009 | Leave a Comment
Writer’s block is the greatest side effect of boredom ~ Jason Zebehazy ~ [Source]
Being a writer means you constantly need to carry on writing. However, when you run out writing inspirations, you panic and tries all means and ways to get the brain juices going. Writer’s Block is a horrible enemy of any writer. It robs you of the ability to create fantastic articles or books to create that much needed sales.
There are so many tips online to help cope with this monster but one found them utterly useless. Maybe trying other tips to combat the monster will help you to get the writing juices going. At other times, perhaps posting less frequently may lead to your blog’s popularity being increased.
photo credit: Jonno Witts
By posting less frequently, it means that you have the time to construct a great post each time. Editing articles take up 70% of the time. This applies to software testing too. Editing helps to clear up the grammar and spelling. With time spent on crafting out the article after writing non-stop without checking for grammar and spelling, you can be assured that your revised article will be good enough for public consumption.
The same goes for e-books and books. No books are printed just to get people to buy. If a book isn’t that good, there won’t be rave reviews but negative reviews and no sales. When the brain juices run dry, why not spend the time to edit that particular article that you have been having a headache over?
What do you do when you have a writer’s block?
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