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Break the Block: Tip #24

September 25th 2008 12:07

Follow this prompt to help break or prevent writer’s block. Use your word processor, your blog, or handwrite this out. Remember that whatever works best for you will yield the best results.

Do you have a least favorite color, one that you absolutely can’t stand the sight of? What is this color? Describe why you do not like this color in 200 words. Describe where you may see this color often, but wish it were a different color instead in 200 words. What other color would you rather see in its place? Describe that in 100 words.


If you feel you can write more than what is outlined here, feel free to do so. If you feel the need to write less, consider writing about why you wish to do so in order to keep your pen moving and your mind working.
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Break the Block: Tip #23

September 24th 2008 12:43

Follow this prompt to help break or prevent writer’s block. Use your word processor, your blog, or handwrite this out. Remember that whatever works best for you will yield the best results.

What is your dream vacation destination? Describe this destination in 200 words. What would you do during this vacation? Describe your agenda in 200 words. Who would you take on this vacation and why? Describe this in 100 words. Would you rather go on this vacation alone? Describe why or why not in 100 words.


If you feel you can write more than what is outlined here, feel free to do so. If you feel the need to write less, consider writing about why you wish to do so in order to keep your pen moving and your mind working.
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Break the Block: Tip #22

September 23rd 2008 14:38

Follow this prompt to help break or prevent writer’s block. Use your word processor, your blog, or handwrite this out. Remember that whatever works best for you will yield the best results.

What was the last cleaning chore you performed. Or, conversely, what is the cleaning chore you should be performing and are putting off? Describe this in 200 words. If you are putting it off, describe why in 100 words. If you have completed this chore, describe what you have to do next in 100 words.

If you feel you can write more than what is outlined here, feel free to do so. If you feel the need to write less, consider writing about why you wish to do so in order to keep your pen moving and your mind working.
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Break the Block: Tip #21

September 22nd 2008 20:05

Follow this prompt to help break or prevent writer’s block. Use your word processor, your blog, or handwrite this out. Remember that whatever works best for you will yield the best results.

Write out five things (in complete sentences) you are grateful for right now. Write a 50-word reason or description for each thing you are grateful for. Did you have a hard time thinking of things to be grateful for? Describe why or why not in 50 words.

If you feel you can write more than what is outlined here, feel free to do so. If you feel the need to write less, consider writing about why you wish to do so in order to keep your pen moving and your mind working.
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Break the Block: Tip #20

September 21st 2008 20:15

Follow this prompt to help break or prevent writer’s block. Use your word processor, your blog, or handwrite this out. Remember that whatever works best for you will yield the best results.

Turn on your radio, if it is not already on. What is playing? Is it a song? Radio commentary? Or is it a commercial of some kind. Describe what you hear in 100 words. Is it something you like to hear, or is it annoying? Describe why or why not in 100 words. What would you have liked to hear when turning on the radio? Describe that in 100 words. If you’re in a room with no radio, describe why there isn’t one in there in 300 words.

If you feel you can write more than what is outlined here, feel free to do so. If you feel the need to write less, consider writing about why you wish to do so in order to keep your pen moving and your mind working.
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Break the Block: Tip #19

September 20th 2008 20:52

Follow this prompt to help break or prevent writer’s block. Use your word processor, your blog, or handwrite this out. Remember that whatever works best for you will yield the best results.

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Break the Block: Tip #18

September 19th 2008 11:52

Follow this prompt to help break or prevent writer’s block. Use your word processor, your blog, or handwrite this out. Remember that whatever works best for you will yield the best results.

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Break the Block: Tip #17

September 18th 2008 11:53

Follow this prompt to help break or prevent writer’s block. Use your word processor, your blog, or handwrite this out. Remember that whatever works best for you will yield the best results.

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Break the Block: Tip #16

September 17th 2008 12:49

Follow this prompt to help break or prevent writer’s block. Use your word processor, your blog, or handwrite this out. Remember that whatever works best for you will yield the best results.

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Focus.Focus.Focus.

September 16th 2008 14:25

I’m having trouble with focus today. As you will notice from this blog post, it is a perfect example of what I’m going through.

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