We
all get writer's block and blah, blah, blah. Even if you're not a writer, I'm
sure you still get writer's block when you're composing a breakup email to your
cheating boyfriend or attempting to write something sweet (and more emotional
and memorable than what your little sister is going to write) in the Mother's
Day card you bought twenty minutes before meeting your mom for brunch on her
annual holiday. *shrugs* Writer's block can pop up anywhere.
The
truth of the matter is this: We all get stuck. Whether we're writing or drawing
or building or learning...sometimes we hit a wall and it breaks our nose and
then we're bleeding all over the place and the last thing we want to do is
charge the bricks again.
But
we need to. And this is what I tell myself when I'm stuck.
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| Don't try this at home. I'm being figurative. |
I need to charge. Because the brick wall that just broke my nose is like Platform 9 3/4 from Harry Potter and I am never going to get to Hogwarts if I don't run full-speed into the wall. (Wow. I had no intention of throwing a HP reference into this post, but whatever. It applies.)
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