When I do find some moments that I could spend writing, it's exhausting. Why is that? I used to feel energized by writing, the words flowed relatively easily, and I could put down several thousand words relatively quickly. Now, I find myself taking longer to get into a piece and my need for a mental/physical nap exceeds expectation all too quickly.

out my mental muscles more. (And, let's be honest, not get so distracted by the internet, haha!) I'm working on this, and can see the end of my current novel. I just need to keep at it! I have never been one of those "have to write every day" kind of people. I like to, but my schedule is often all over the place ("oh, yeah, sure, I can make that 8am/6pm/Saturday morning meeting...."). But, keeping up on my story helps. A lot. And it often means I don't start spelling one of my main character's names differently halfway through! *guilty*
What do you do to get yourself back in the writing game?
Music helps with the mindset, I find.
ReplyDeleteI've had long spells where it was a struggle to write. I'm not really sure what brought me out of it. I think maybe I just needed the break.
ReplyDeleteI am working on this right now. I am not someone who writes every day- and I find I get the least writing done in the winter because with my day job and the darker evenings I am just too tired. I am trying to get myself motivated to get back into the story I am working on. Hopefully soon! :) Good luck to you too!
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