Have you ever encountered this as a writer? -- you have already prepared yourself with writing - the desk's clean, paper's down the table, and the pen's fully-refilled.. One moment and you're about to write and.. BOOM!
"What was that again?"
"Why am I even here?"
"Okay, I'm doomed."
If YES, you have gained the enemy! The fear of most writers! -- the "WRITER'S BLOCK".
It is simply losing and not having any idea about what you will write.. before you sit on your chair, with you sitting on your chair, or right after you get out of it!
With this post, today, we are going to discuss about how you can avoid that kind of situation..
And how can you be able to not leave your personal desk and chair just because you have nothing at all to write..
Get up and move a lot - Yes, that's correct, you have to move a lot. This can help you shake your brain (hahaha!) to get all those thoughts out , and what do you know? This may be the way for you to remember your lost idea so you can start with it again. Plus, this exercises your whole body and then you have your warm-up before writing.
Look around - Just by looking around from where you are, you may get to remember your idea.. or maybe you can have more ideas just by seeing a lot of interesting stuffs around you. With this, you can write about whatever you see.
List down words - List down words, not just simple words, but those which can help your interest - this can also be your new topic.
Remove all the distractions - It must be so noisy that your mind can't think of anything well. Go into a place that almost has no sounds, with no one shouting or something - just like the Library. With the silence, you might get more idea than with all the background noise.
Write anything! - You should write.. literally anything! Random words, random phrases or sentences.. You might get your wanted topic!
That's all! If these worked, you can now fight the greatest enemy of all writers! Just remember, do not give up on writing just because you have no idea what you should write yet.. Stand up, work, find your interest! KEEP WRITING!