Let’s face it, advice for writer’s block has been covered in depth and ad nauseam from all corners of the writing world. So instead of giving cliche (albeit useful) advice like “relax with some tea” or “take a break and return to your work later” I’d like to add what I believe is a more unique perspective to help writers facing this issue.
“Take your work/writing seriously, but never yourself” is an ethic I have applied to virtually every project or cause I have committed myself to. It is a principle that can take you very far if you are on a successful streak, or pick you up if you are feeling low or defeated just as easily.
Adding purpose to your writing is very simple, and requires no physical effort. All that you need to do is make a slight shift in your perspective.
There is an often overlooked psychological nuance that the average writer isn’t aware of that I would like to share with you below. Playing with this dynamic within yourself can help you make monumental strides as a writer if done correctly.
The more a writer is able to shed negative habits that typically plague a writer, the more s/he will be able to shine the way they were meant to. With that said, let’s explore 3 common mistakes that writers often make.
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