Bye Bye Writers Block

Like free speech, free writing removes mental barriers, opening doors of positive channels, taking what one wants to write for sharing with the world or just keeping to your self’s satisfaction.

It is writing without hindrance where no one’s watching, an unconstrained world of your representation without fear. I learned it, the single most style for dealing with your vulnerabilities when your ghost is acting snaring snarky.

It’s when you want to weaponize yourself with writing free, dealing with that block head-on, opening your word and laptop, writing about your fears and traps, and blowing your writer’s block into oblivion.

Words will arrive. Thoughts will get an expression of what you want to say and shape, and not hanging perilously from a mental precipice.

Do not edit and free write simultaneously, even the spellings those thorns mulling into your speed.

A sketch will start emerging with the don’t think, just write approach.

It is important to keep reading as a writer. It promotes vitality and encourages your literary system, constantly searching for building expressions in the spirit of writing.

Now a word of caution on choosing your writing group or sources of encouragement, choose only — those factors and people who keep you motivated as too much criticism could not be productive. So, it is important to share work only with people helping unlock your writer’s spirit and not trap it in the jargon of grammar and rules, the traps themselves, the original sin; always avoid those spirits.

Anytime is a good time to write a few words together. It is refreshing for the writer’s soul at a time when that soul finds itself most vulnerable.

It is essential to charge the will through this exercise of free writing.

Try it before coffee, after coffee, or during coffee but do not shy away from it or turn it away because of procrastination.

Just write!