And then when you wrote it and you're like, I did that, I think I'm going somewhere with this and it's getting good. And then the next instance your mind went to complete bleak state of wish. Like what from now, what do I write ahead? What can I do? What is the storyline I'm having to this home?
Tuttu Toots
@tuttu_is_here · 2:20
I think that's the only way to go about it, because I think there is no point in forcing ourselves to write when nothing's coming out of our, you know, head or your I cannot say pen because we are I'm I usually type. Okay. However, please keep writing. It seems like you have a way with words
You have, Nick. This is very natural to go blank whenever you are writing something. And I would just like to share a technique which I follow. I use mind mapping. So mind mapping is nothing but putting down the ideas, wherein first of all, in a blank paper in the center, you write the main idea and from that various branches come out and you write further ideas or further things which are coming out of your mind. And there are sub branches
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
But when I sat to write my own book, which I published last year, it was interesting. I just sat and I started writing. And I would stop writing on a given day, only when my hands would pain. And I'm a person, I have to write literally on a pen and paper. I can't type, I have to write
Swati Sharma
@Swatiselflove · 2:04
And we all call this writer's block where your mind gets fixed on a particular thought and you just stop moving ahead from that thought. So it's like we need to reorganize, restructure, reframe our thought process again. We should know how to channelize those thoughts. So you need to take a deep breath, just let it go. Let that moment go for a while and then you can come back. This is what I do to the place