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John Daughety

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author:Don Miguel Ruiz, author:Eckhart Tolle

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John Daughety is the author of It’s Just a Thought: Tame Your Mind, Free Your Spirit and the host of The Loved podcast. Through his writing and conversations, John offers a fresh perspective on spiritual growth, emotional freedom, and the power of thought awareness. His work invites readers and listeners to embrace unconditional love, let go of resentment, and find peace beyond the noise of daily life.

Having spent years navigating the intersection of faith, personal identity, and societal expectations, John’s message is grounded in lived experience. Formerly on the path to becoming a Baptist minister, he stepped away from organized religion to explore a deeper, more inclusive spirituality—one centered around love and personal empowerment, n ...more

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

John Daughety I've learned to view writer's block as a logjam. Too many thoughts and ideas have crashed together and clogged up the flow of my story. The more I try…moreI've learned to view writer's block as a logjam. Too many thoughts and ideas have crashed together and clogged up the flow of my story. The more I try to fight it and push ideas through, the harder it becomes to get anything out.

Instead, I take this opportunity to go back over what I've already written. If, however, my writer's block happens on page one, then I revisit the ideas that inspired my to write in the first place.

Making a rough outline has been very helpful in reducing the amount of writer's block I experience. Still, there are other tasks I can do in the meantime that will help my writing further along in the process. For example, I can write about something that happened to me that influences the story I'm trying to write. There is always something I can write about, even if it has nothing to do with my project. Something as simple as describing the view from my window can be enough to clear up the blockage.

Sometimes, though, I may need to take a break and do something else.(less)

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What’s the best thing about being a writer?

John Daughety For me, the best thing about being a writer is giving my thoughts and imagination a life of their own. The creative process feels amazing.

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