Linda DessauFebruary 3, 2015 © beornbjorn – Fotolia.com Have you ever found yourself staring at a computer screen, with your eyebrows scrunched together and your muscles all tensed up because you must finish this blog post today? It’s time to step away from the computer! We know that mental rehearsal improves performance for athletes and … Continue reading Ease Blogger’s Block With Mental Rehearsal
Ann Smarty December 13, 2014 Consistency is both the most important part of being successful in blogging and the most difficult. The journey often starts with passion but then it needs to become a habit. At first, you have a fountain of never ending topics that you can tackle. You jump in with both … Continue reading Experiencing Blogging Block? Then You Need These 6 Tips And Tools
Ashley Jones November 27, 2014 It’s funny that I’m writing this blog about writer’s block considering I was drawing a complete blank when trying to think of a topic. Writer’s block happens to the best of us, and if someone tells you they haven’t experienced a bought of writer’s block they’re likely lying. So … Continue reading 4 Tips On Conquering The Evil That Is Writer’s Block
By Manny Wald, Published November 14, 2014 A lead generation form on your website is a great way to get new business. But if you allow spambots, or automated programs, to fill out your forms, you’ll have a stack of useless leads to sift through. Spambots are bad for everyone involved with online lead generation. … Continue reading 5 Ways To Block The Bots
It never fails – if you are a blogger, you will inevitably find yourself with writer’s block at some point. And it always happens when you want to hammer something out quickly. Maybe you find yourself short on time, overwhelmed with work, or simply unmotivated. Whatever the reason, the show must go on! You have … Continue reading Writer’s Block? 7 Ways To Get Past It.
By Rowan Pelling Does literature have any finer representation of the brain-fog known as writer’s block than James Mortmain – aka “Father” – in Dodie Smith’s great coming-of-age novel I Capture the Castle? Mortmain’s first book, Jacob Wrestling, was a critically acclaimed, if “difficult”, work, but he lost inspiration following a prison term … Continue reading It’s hard to find the words to describe writer’s block
