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i remember a few weeks back there were a couple topics about writers block and what not, and I feel I have been going through some of that with some of my blogging lately. I want to know from my fellow bloggers how do you over come getting stuck when it comes to creating topics or responses in general. Don't get me wrong responses aren't that much of a big deal to deal with , but how do you guys manage to stay consistent with new topics. Any specific methods you guys have to help get your ideas a going ?
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TommyCarey
To fight writers block I like to take notes about everything I'm researching. If there is something on the page that I'm not exactly interested in, but it could be a good topic later on, I'll take a note of it and save it in my files. This way if I run out of ideas I can go into my files and see what I thought was a good idea a while back. I still have around 200 topics I can fall back on to if I hit a wall. Hopefully I don't run through all of those ideas because then I'd be screwed But I would think that 200 topics would take me a long time to get through. And even when I'm researching and writing about those 200 topics I'll be getting more topics because I'll be taking notes when researcing So it's kind of like a never ending cycle of ideas Writers block definitely sucks. I'm not exactly sure if I've really suffered from it, but if I did, it wasn't very long. I've read that people can get writers block for days, weeks, months and possibly years which is an insanely long time to not be able to think about your writing. I've never really hit a wall because I'm typically writing about something I'm researching at the time. If I were writing a book about a boy wizard who fought an evil wizard in a fantasy land I'm sure that I would hit a block here and there because I would want everything to be perfect :D Just pushing out whatever I could in the fastest time possible wouldn't come out with the best content and some people still do that. To fight writers block I like to take notes about everything I'm researching. If there is something on the page that I'm not exactly interested in, but it could be a good topic later on, I'll take a note of it and save it in my files. This way if I run out of ideas I can go into my files and see what I thought was a good idea a while back. I still have around 200 topics I can fall back on to if I hit a wall. Hopefully I don't run through all of those ideas because then I'd be screwed :D But I would think that 200 topics would take me a long time to get through. And even when I'm researching and writing about those 200 topics I'll be getting more topics because I'll be taking notes when researcing :D So it's kind of like a never ending cycle of ideas :)
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