Ensure you're in the right state of mind before and during writing.

A few days ago, I was working on a writing project.

Then, a family member randomly started an argument with me. I stopped writing and fell for the bait.

After the argument, I tried to write, but only negative thoughts swarmed in my mind. I closed my laptop.

Later, I made amends with my cousin. We took accountability and confessed our wrongdoings. All of the negative thoughts vanished.

I was prepared to return to the project. Nonetheless, I'm glad I didn't write anything amid my wrath.

Regardless of your circumstances, don't allow your emotions or bad experiences to affect your writing.

Tips:
Declutter your mind before writing.

Turn off all distractions to focus.

Reread your writing to stimulate ideas and pick up where you left off.

Believe in Yourself.

Start writing a genuine masterpiece.

Be consistent, but take breaks.

Complete it.

What is a crucial writing tip you've always withheld?