I Never Had Writer’s Block Again After Learning THIS

[@bill_jennings]

I can write something down on cue. I always have my mind running 90mph, so all I have to do to start writing is put down what I'm thinking about at the moment, and then I'm off. Now, it might not always be coherent and make sense to someone outside of my head, but I can definitely put down my thoughts on paper, anytime anywhere. Sometimes when I'm at work, I'll stop typing on the PC and hammer out three or four pages on to a dictation pad of something that is on my mind.

[@onepenshow]

That sounds familiar,

[@rockfitclub]

Thank you ❤

[@onepenshow]

You're welcome and nice to see you again,

[@peterlinfield8707]

And the critical ingredient to flow is . . . Making a list beforehand, dealing with only one task at a time, and on completion of one task move seamlessly onto the next?

[@onepenshow]

I find doing one thing at a time is the critical ingredient

[@jwebs94]

Procrastolobe. I snort-laughed.

[@archivist17]

I think I'm better at producing excuses than text! 😄 😳

[@onepenshow]

Brutal honesty, I like it,

[@p.v.rangacharyulu241]

, If you start writing those excuses down on a paper with a nice fountaim pen, most of your excuses will vanish