Dr.’s answer to “How do you deal with writer’s block?” > Likes and Comments

Dear Suzette,

Thank you for reaching out :o) I would be delighted if you would consider reading my book and reviewing it, but unfortunately I have no other way to offer it to you apart from via amazon- e book, and paperback. Hard cover book will be available soon, too.

Happy reading!

Dr Jasmine

Oh geez, a few hours?! Luckily I know it doesn't take that long. That would be discouraging.
You might want to read Dr. Maurer's "One Small Step Can Change Your Life." After reading it, I became aware of why I was a successful teacher. I have always used the tools in the Kaiser method.

Dear Sherrie Miranda,

thank you for your comment- and yes, you are right! sometimes it takes less than a few hours.. on the other hand, it might mean a few sleepless nights until a particularly challenging part of the chapter is ready in your head.. if you know what I mean..! Thank you for your recommendation to read Dr Maurer's book, I will certainly consider it.

Best wishes,

Dr Jasmine

Oh, tell me about the sleepless nights. I actually sleep better when I'm writing. It's when I'm not writing that I get reminded I better get back at it if I want to get some sleep.
Anyway, even if I am awake because I'm writing, that's a great reason to be awake.
Peace, love & justice for all,
Sherrie

One of the best reasons to be awake, Sherrie :o))

Good night,

Jasmine

You have an incredible passion, and it’s truly evident. After all, that’s the reason you’re able to tackle such difficult and delicate topics.

I agree with the Doctor. Change your environment, set that side apiece and come back later. Stephen King has some great advice in his book “On Writing."