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The key to overcoming writer’s block. - Hi {NAME}, Have you ever sat down to write something an

The key to overcoming writer’s block. - [AWeber logo]( Hi {NAME}, Have you ever sat down to write something and felt…totally stumped? Ah, yes. It’s the dreaded writer’s block. I know the feeling all too well. Just a few weeks ago, I was sitting at my desk, staring at a blinking cursor, desperately willing it to conjure up the words that seemed to have escaped me. My mind was blank. After hours of torturing myself, I realized I needed a break and decided to do something productive. So I threw on my comfiest sweats, cranked up my Spotify playlist, and decided to tackle reorganizing my kitchen pantry. This unrelated, mindless task allowed me to step away from writing and cleared some brain space so that when I sat back down at the computer, the words just flowed. It was as if the simple act of decluttering my physical space was clearing the cobwebs from my mind. Who knew? It struck me that sometimes, to regain our creative spark, we need to break from the routine and engage in a different type of activity. Data backs this up, as researchers have found the [top three reasons for writer’s block]( are attributed to stress, fear, or perfectionism. So, while cleaning and organizing may not be your preferred go-to method to combat these issues, the key is to find something that does allow your thoughts to wander freely so you can get out of your own way. Here are some ideas to try the next time you’re facing a blank screen. 1 - Change your scenery Sometimes, when writer's block hits hard, the best thing you can do is step away from your desk and shift your focus. Taking a break and immersing yourself in a different environment can work wonders for your creativity. This can be as simple as: - Taking a leisurely walk in the park - Finding a cozy spot in nature where you can observe things quietly - Playing games with your pet or your family/friends - Exercising 2 - Set your timer A time crunch can be a double-edged sword when dealing with writer’s block–it can constrain us or inspire us. But it can also be a useful tool. [The Pomodoro Technique]( a method of dividing writing into dedicated blocks of time, has proven effective for many, myself included. Here's how to implement it: - Set your timer for 25 minutes. - During this focused period, write without worrying about perfection. The aim is to get your thoughts out of your head and onto the page, minimizing distractions. I love to incorporate music into my Pomodoro sessions. By selecting instrumental tracks or ambient music, I find that it helps me stay focused and in the creative flow during these writing blocks. - After the 25 minutes, take a short break of five minutes to recharge and refresh your mind. - Repeat the cycle of 25 minutes of writing and five minutes of rest as needed until your project is completed. By breaking your writing into these bite-sized sessions, you create a sense of urgency and structure that can unlock the flow of your creativity. Remember, the goal is progress, not perfection. 3 - Call your friends and family Don't hesitate to connect with friends or anyone who can give you some creative inspiration when you're in need. Reaching out for support or advice is nothing to be ashamed of. We all face moments of self-doubt, but it's important to recognize that seeking input from others can be incredibly beneficial. Personally, I’ve found that a collaborative brainstorming session often leads to breakthrough moments and innovative solutions that I wouldn't have discovered on my own. 4 - Embrace AI tools When your friends aren't available, don't overlook the power of AI as a helpful backup. AWeber offers a built-in [AI writing assistant]( that can be a lifesaver when you're low on inspiration. With just a few clicks, you can generate a first draft on your desired topic, and let the AI assist you as an editor and writing companion. It's an incredible way to collaborate with technology to enhance your content creation. [Get Some Writing Inspiration]( When you need a little inspiration We all need inspiration sometimes, I needed some to write this newsletter. AWeber’s AI writing assistant (your new writing co-pilot) is now available to help give you some inspiration. It helps you with new ideas, rephrases thoughts, and unsticks you when you're stuck. Try it out in your email message editor today - just type / to start. You can ask AI a question or begin with one of our pre-populated prompts. [GIF showing how to use the NEW AI writing assistant] We also have a [guide of AI email prompts]( that generate the best results and enhance your emails. Check out what a few early users had to say: “This is so awesome — it's definitely got my creative juices flowing” -Shawn B. “You can’t edit within Chat GPT, you have to copy and paste it. This will make writing a lot easier with a built-in tool.” - Wyatt S. “I think this has better output than a lot of the AI I've seen — it seems more natural.” - Steve W. “I've spent 25 years describing what we do in many different ways in advertising emails, conference presentations, etc. In about 20 seconds it described it more succinctly than I've ever done in 25 years!” - Cindy G [Try Your New AI Writing Assistant]( Behind the newsletter In this weeks Behind the newsletter, Sean and Chris talk about how they overcome their own writer's block. Plus how they've used AWeber's new AI writing assistant to create some amazing email content. [Behind the Newsletter: (Blinking Cursor)]( Get our latest expert advice and helpful tips [From viral videos to profit: How to monetize Facebook Reels]( If you’re struggling to build an audience online, prepare for a forehead-slap moment.… [How to get more YouTube views: a comprehensive guide to video success]( Somewhere out there, someone is logging onto YouTube. They’re clicking on a video that… [The pros and cons of artificial intelligence: Using AI to your advantage]( Reviewing portfolios from design students or other artists getting started in their career… As always, thanks for reading! - Kaleigh and the AWeber Team P.S. It's time to unlock the power of AWeber Plus. Get all the email and automation solutions to help you quickly and easily grow your audience, build connections, and make sales. 👉[See how AWeber Plus can help]( 4275 County Line Rd #20 PMB 186 Chalfont PA 18914 USA [Unsubscribe]( | [Change Subscriber Options](

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