Curing The Dreaded Writer's Block

**Brandon** · 22 May, 2009, 15:34 PM

Aloha,

All of us go through a writer's block and we have to come out of it sooner or later.

Personally I read forums of my niche to get ideas or I even read my blog's comments to see if my reader's need anything.

-Brandon

(This is a god idea for a post on the WMP blog I think)

**Farrhad A** · 22 May, 2009, 15:41 PM

Taking a really nice and peaceful walk can really really help. Always works for me.

(Thanks for the idea)

**gloson** · 22 May, 2009, 15:53 PM

Well, I'd find guest bloggers or post a question. Or, write 'reverse posts'.

E.g.

"How to Win Subscribers"

reverse it and, voila!

"How to Lose Subscribers"

**Gaya** · 22 May, 2009, 16:31 PM

Reverse posts will make weird stuff on my site :P

Caching external data in PHP > Not caching internal data outside PHP
New design for Gaya Design > Old design for Gaya Design
Animated tabbed content with jQuery > Static single tab content without jQuery

nice :P

**lethalboom** · 22 May, 2009, 18:50 PM

LOL Gaya

Personally I never really get writer's block. I always carry a notepad or a piece of paper around with me so that I can jot down any ideas. I went through a phase of having 10-15 ideas written down at a single time. I find if you do it like this, you're bound to get ideas at some point.

**akira07** · 22 May, 2009, 23:26 PM

My writter block is only lazyness. And my way to solve it is by drinking a cup of coffee and then lay down for a while. And, since my blog topic is not serious topic, after wake from my lay down, i'm already get my motivation to write back. I'll write article offline, sometime i just write1 article, but in other time i can get myself write 2-3 article in one day.