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When my itching fingers are waiting for the smallest signal from the brain to press the right keys on the keyboard in specific order to form the specific words, but the keyboard seems blank.
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When my head is so full that feels empty just because I can’t squeeze a meaningful sentence out of that jumbled place with dense thoughts flying around back and forth, up and down, in lightning speed, so I can’t catch them, and at the end, I burnout.
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When it looks like I’m fishing in the overpopulated fishpond where each of a million fishes represents an idea, but although my fishing rod stays still, and my hook is empty.
This is that day! They also call it writer’s block.
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It seems my writer’s block day lasted the whole week. ;)What can I say?!I just couldn’t find that door to get out.
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But now, here I am again – full of crazy ideas! 😉 😀
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It happens to all of us eventually.
Hehe, I just wrote about precisely this topic!
I found your blog post through Free Blog Site Syndication Group on Facebook. It’s a good blog. You are welcome to follow me on Twitter at @DaveVerney. I will follow you back too.
I find that Writers Block can be a terrible thing. You start writing and wonder if you are writing complete rubbish and whether you actually believe what you are typing. Then again, the facts we find are those that we consider to be set in stone. Is that how it really is?
A good way of combatting writers block is to search for subjects that you cover on your blog. Therefore, if you are in a YouTube mood, it is a good idea to search for “YouTube” on Pinterest, YouTube or on Google. I find that I can come up with something that is near enough to what I want to write about. Pinterest is particularly good for that because bloggers use it like a golden ticket to success – which it really is. I hope this has helped. Twitter is also good for finding great titles and great titles lead to great posts.
Thank you! Followed on Twitter! 😉
true
True of a lot of people, use lateral thinking and think of some other subject or go for a walk
Glad to see you’re back!
Thanks, Kim! – You are so welcome! 🙂
Been there many times, sometimes I can push through, sometimes I have to step back. Love the way you put this.
Thank you very much, Michelle! 🙂
It happens to all of us eventually. 🙂
Yeah… 🙂 and people who experienced it can understand it more easily. 🙂
We have all been there but, I love how you put it.
Thank you for understanding, Lady Brenda!
I must say, it was driving me crazy, although I knew at the end of the day, rather than nagging about it, I would make fun of it. 😉 🙂