Five Ways to Fight Writers Block

Many bloggers get burnt out quickly. They feel the pressure to always have new content, funny stories, great advice, perfect DIY’s, and the best recipes on the block. They put too much pressure on themselves to perform and crank out great content all the time. Yes, this sounds a bit much but the hindrance is not their big dreams, it is their unrealistic expectations! They sit down to the computer and just expect ideas and posts to flow out of their body. Sometimes this happens (we all love a good blog session) but when it doesn’t and instead one finds themselves staring in the abyss of computer land, it is easy to give over to discouragement. And with that comes the blogger burn out and the fight against writers block.
I want to encourage you! This does not need to be your story! There are some things that you can fall back on and habits you can form to continue your joy of blogging and avoid the burn out that comes with stressing to create great content – you can fight writer’s block!
WRITE DOWN IDEAS
CREATE A LIST OF “WHEN I NEED THEM” POSTS
DON’T PRESSURE YOURSELF TO POST
PLAN AHEAD
LET YOURSELF STAY INSPIRED
I ADORE your TARDIS cards!
These are wonderful tips. I have lists in multiple different places of blog post ideas and that's really what helps me stay on top of things. When I'm feeling extra inspired I'll try and add a few minutes into my normal blogging schedule so that I can write down all of the post ideas that are popping into my head.
Love this post and I can really relate to #3 some nights I am up late trying to write a post but I should really be in bed… Sigh I'm going to remember this and just shut down and go to sleep instead 😛
Jessica
the.pyreflies.org
The cards are so amazing right?!!
For sure! And you also lose your passion!
I am so glad that this post met you right where you are at! What a great thing to know! You got this girl!