50 Ways to Beat Writer's Block and Procrastination

Writer's block and procrastination kill the careers of many struggling freelance writers and would-be book authors.

Do you have trouble getting your writing done? Do you sit and stare at your computer screen with a frozen brain that won’t release your words? Or do you find a zillion other things do, all less important?

You are not alone.

And you can break through to the high level of writing productivity you know you are capable of with 50 Ways to Beat Writer’s Block and Procrastination. Here’s a brief sample of some representative techniques:

5. Write for Just One Person
7. Give Yourself Permission to Write Poorly
24. Give Yourself the Time to Write
34. Get Off the Internet
37. Set Good SMART Goals for Your Writing
42. Get Enough Sleep
50. Give Yourself Rewards

Each technique is succinctly described in one or two paragraphs with the key advice you need to get unstuck and get going on your writing. Here’s #13, Remember Times When You Were Successful Doing Difficult Things:

“We all have had times in our lives when we had to buckle down and complete something difficult. It may have been finishing a college degree, or handling an important project at a job, or dealing with a personal challenge or a family crisis. Use that past success to give you the courage to get started on your current writing project and persevere until it’s complete.”

Note: 50 Ways to Beat Writer’s Block and Procrastination is aimed primarily at freelance writers and other nonfiction writers. However, most of the techniques apply equally well to all of you who write novels, short stories, screenplays, and poetry.

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