Nikki Jefford
1) READ
My go-to way around writer's block is to read and watch engaging TV series. It nearly always gets the creative juices flowing. It's also helpful for problem solving when I'm experiencing serious brain blockage.
2) EXERCISE
I'm an avid speed walker. It gets the blood flowing and is my favorite time to brainstorm.
3) TALK IT OUT
Getting outside input is a tremendous help. Not only does it expose you to new possibilities (or potential problems), it can lead you to those wonderful "ah ha" moments when you figure things out for yourself just by discussing it aloud with someone else.
My go-to way around writer's block is to read and watch engaging TV series. It nearly always gets the creative juices flowing. It's also helpful for problem solving when I'm experiencing serious brain blockage.
2) EXERCISE
I'm an avid speed walker. It gets the blood flowing and is my favorite time to brainstorm.
3) TALK IT OUT
Getting outside input is a tremendous help. Not only does it expose you to new possibilities (or potential problems), it can lead you to those wonderful "ah ha" moments when you figure things out for yourself just by discussing it aloud with someone else.
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