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What have been some of the biggest challenges you have faced as a writer?
and how have you overcome them?
Share your experience, I’d love to hear them 💖 -
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A “writer’s block” is definitely the biggest challenge I faced in writing. It’s that moment when you’re staring at a blank page or screen, feeling stuck and unable to come up with any words. It’s a frustrating and overwhelming feeling that can be difficult to overcome. For me, the best way to overcome writer’s block is to take a break and do something completely unrelated to writing like going for a walk, listening to music, taking a nap, but what works best for me is watching films and series because this way I’ll be able to get some new ideas. Additionally, talking with other writers or just simply watching behind-the-scenes of films, and interviews of known writers really helps!
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Thanks for sharing this ^^
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ty for this
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The criticism, or what people will say about it. will it bring information or not? Will it be offensive or not.
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Besides having writer’s block, the biggest challenge that I faced as a writer is not having enough time to write. It was easy to write when you were younger, but as you grow older I find it hard to spare some time because of my responsibilities as a college student and as an adult. It made me realize that even though writing is your passion and even though there are times when you really want to write, there will always be other things that will get in the way and you’ll have no choice but to prioritize them.
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I can tell you that one common challenge for writers is writer’s block, and some ways to overcome it include taking a break, changing your environment, and trying different writing exercises.
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It’s when I feel stuck at some point. I don’t have any inspiration to do it, so I rest.
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mental block
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yes sometimes mental block
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mental block
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mental block
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Two different sides of a coin are writer’s block, in which one is willing to compose a piece, but has yet to process any idea for integration, and the absence of motivation or aims to write at all. Another is the unavailability of one to write, wherein the person is occupied with a myriad of responsibilities, and does not have sufficient time to jot ideas down. These may be combatted via free writing and time management, respectively. Let yourself write even the simplest thing that comes to mind, and work your way up; then, set aside a few minutes to write even an outline of your ideas and, once more, work your way up as your schedule loosens.
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Stressed, this is a big obstacle as a writer
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One of my biggest challenges as a writer has been my finding my unique voice amidst a sea of voices in the industry. Through trial and error, I’ve experimented with different writing styles and genres, allowing myself the freedom to explore and evolve creatively. Also, battling that “writer’s block”. To overcome it, I’ve developed a routine of daily writing exercises and embraced the idea of “writing through” the block instead of waiting for inspiration to strike. It’s a process, but staying disciplined and persistent has helped me break through creative barriers.
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