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How do you deal with writer’s block?

Khuram Malik I don't. If I'm not feeling inspired, I don't write. I don't allow myself to feel guilty if I don't feel like writing. Generally speaking, what I find…moreI don't. If I'm not feeling inspired, I don't write. I don't allow myself to feel guilty if I don't feel like writing. Generally speaking, what I find creates writers block is if I am pushing myself too hard I.e too much time in-front of the computer and not enough breaks, or if I've allowed myself to be distracted. Things like Facebook notifications, WhatsApp messages and emails can really interrupt ones flow which is what often leads to writer's block. So if that ever happens, I only have myself to blame, but as long as I haven't allowed myself to be distracted the the mental block is genuine, then I often wait until I feel inspired again.(less)

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What’s the best thing about being a writer?

Khuram Malik For a non-fiction writer -- and this may sound "needy" -- but the best thing is the fact that you get taken seriously. There are so many dinner table …moreFor a non-fiction writer -- and this may sound "needy" -- but the best thing is the fact that you get taken seriously. There are so many dinner table conversations where someone has in important point of view to share that doesn't get accepted at the dinner table. Yet, type those thoughts out on a computer, print the book and suddenly the world is more accepting of your point of view. It's amazing, how just changing the format of the conversation makes all the difference in the world. Says alot about human psychology. (less)

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