Writer’s block is a condition, in which an author loses the ability to produce new work, or experiences a creative slowdown. The condition ranges in difficulty from coming up with original ideas to being unable to produce a work for years. Here is my advice on finding a way to come up with those ideas.

1. Write about the problem and the reasons why you are having issues
2. Free write on anything
3. Brainstorm ideas (Charts, group discussions, bullet points, lists, inspiration templates and much more)
4. Try mind mapping
5. Research everything that interests you
6. Save links/documents full of relevent information
7. Identify what the subject wants
8. Have a purpose to your concepts
9. Write your worst, something is better than nothing
10. Go crazy (Productive crazy)
11. Work on a different part of your writing project
12. Don’t try, just do
13. Change your location,
14. Set up a routine or word limit daily
15. Set the timer, test yourself and your ability
16. Change your writing method and try different ones
17. Get on pintest
18. Get on Reddit
19. Get on people’s blogs
20. Listen to music and its lyrics
21. Go for a walk to get a different mind-set.
22. Go for a run to clear your mind.
23. Other examples of physical exercise
24. Rid yourself of distractions
25. Develop ideas in a journal/diary
26. Ask for help (Social media, Writing groups)
27. Fuel up on liquids or solids
28. Look at the news on the tv or online
29. Reward your self after being productive in your writing (Research, development, grammar, formatting, or much more)
30. Find your prime time, either day or night
31. Read aloud to clearly understand what you have written
32. Listen to recordings or speech to your text
33. Gather feedback from who ever you can
34. Learn to mediate and let ideas come in a natural way
35. Any idea is a good idea at first
36. Educate yourself at a university or community college
37. Educate yourself with a free or not so free online course
38. Copy others and twist it into your own
39. Read a graphic novel, movie script or any other interesting forms of writing
40. Learn more about structure of a story
41. Pay an editor or publisher to see if what you have so far is any good
42. Observe in real life conversations
43. Learn about famous pieces of writing from history
44. Daydream about something you like
45. Use former dreams as inspiration
46. Don’t pressure yourself, take it one step at a time
47. Write when inspiration strikes
48. Write daily (500 words or more a day)
49. Start fresh everyday and revisit your writing with a different mindset
50. Write multiple drafts and edit it to perfection