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How do you deal with writer’s block?

Ankush Chopra I get to writing only after all thinking and outlining is finished. At that stage, writing is just converting an outline to text. Due to this workflow…moreI get to writing only after all thinking and outlining is finished. At that stage, writing is just converting an outline to text. Due to this workflow, I usually don't face a writer's block.
The equivalent of writer's block that I face is to not start the outlining process. Breaking up the topic into smaller pieces helps me get over this hurdle most of the time. (less)

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What’s your advice for aspiring writers?

Ankush Chopra I have just two pieces of advice for someone who wants to write a lot.
First, keep focused on one area of writing rather than changing your topic again…moreI have just two pieces of advice for someone who wants to write a lot.
First, keep focused on one area of writing rather than changing your topic again and again. There is a lesson to be learnt by going over the big hump when you feel you have nothing more to write on a topic. When you feel absolutely empty. I cannot articulate that lesson in words because after you deal with that stage, you just know that you can keep writing any amount. That you will never run out of ideas.

Second, write same time every day. Even if you write just 150 words just write. It makes a big difference.

I can go on and on about this subject but if I go back to my younger self, aspiring to write books, these two would be the best pieces of advice I would give myself.
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Why Strategy Simulation Is a Powerful Strategic Thinking and Strategy Development Tool?

Strategy simulation is a powerful method in developing strategy as well as in teaching strategic thinking. Yet, it is an under-used tool both in business schools and organizations. If you are not using this tool, you are very likely missing out. In this article, I explain strategy simulation and how it can benefit your organization in teaching strategic thinking as well as in building strategy ali