Good morning, :)

How often do you sit down to write, and experience blank page syndrome (AKA writer's block)? When this happens, what do you do?

In my opinion, the main problem with blank page syndrome is that we think it's a problem. When it happens, we often seem to believe that there must be something wrong with us or that we just aren't very good at writing, or that we need to be more disciplined, etc. It's these beliefs that are the actual problem.

What might be different if we accepted blank page syndrome as part of our process? What might be possible then?

Let's talk about it today and figure out some ways we can write more words a lot more easily and maybe have more fun along the way.

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