Sometimes you can't avoid writer's block... so here's what to do...

[Dien Rice]

I'm talking specifically about nonfiction writing here.

You try... and the words just don't come. There could be many reasons...

Maybe you don't know enough about your topic yet.
Maybe it's not clearly organized in your head yet.
Maybe you're just too dang tired.

What I do when that happens is...

...I do research.

That often helps. I've found you can't "force" good writing to come when you just can't do it!

But... research always helps. It could give you new angles to write about. It can help clarify your ideas. It might even give you ideas for other projects...

The following link gives the advice ace copywriter Denny Hatch collected, from a number of copywriters, writers, and entrepreneurs, about what to do...

Why should you care?

When you can write effectively - you can make things happen. (And... get people to pay for it.)

How to Avoid Writer’s Block
http://dennyhatch.blogspot.com/2020/...ers-block.html

Best wishes!

Dien

[Glenn]

Thanks Dien,

Watched an Interview of 4 or 5 of the TOP Popular music Composers in The USA.

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Pharrel Williams said of Writing the song, "Happy"

At First I Was trying to Impress.

Then I GOT SERIOUS. I had a Deadline.

NOTHING.

Finally I said to myself, "I'll just PLAY around some. And Have Fun."

Bingo.

"Happy" song and Lyrics rolled out.

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STING said he was P*aid to Write the Music for a Movie.

Tried For Months.

Gave the munny back and said, "I Quit."

Then after he Gave Up. The Music and Words Just CAME TO HIM.

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TED NICHOLAS -

WHILE WALKING with Ted Nicholas - Before one of his Seminars.

Ted Said, "Before I write a word I lock the door. Then Dance around. Wave my arms. Jump up and down."

THAT one works for me.

Thanks,
Glenn