Jennifer Crosswhite
There's a couple of things you can do. One, just take a step back. Go find something else to do and let your mind take a break.
Two, make sure that you are separating your editing brain and your creative brain. The creative brain will go on strike if the editing brain butts in too much. So do a bit of pre-writing planning of your scene so your editing brain is happy. Then tell it to shut up and let creative brain take over.
Hope that helps!
Two, make sure that you are separating your editing brain and your creative brain. The creative brain will go on strike if the editing brain butts in too much. So do a bit of pre-writing planning of your scene so your editing brain is happy. Then tell it to shut up and let creative brain take over.
Hope that helps!
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