Quinn Ravenlea
I push through it.
In my experience, the best way to bust through writer's block is to make myself write. Even if it is bad, it is something. 99% of the time I get into what I'm doing and the block just goes away as if never there.
Another method that I utilize is waiting until I am manic to begin a project. I'm Schizoaffective, which is basically a combination of bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, but not enough of either one to be JUST one or the other. As bad as it sounds, I love being manic because I become super productive. I want to do everything, so I use the episode to my advantage to get cleaning done or pick up on a writing project that I haven't had the energy to work on in awhile.
In my experience, the best way to bust through writer's block is to make myself write. Even if it is bad, it is something. 99% of the time I get into what I'm doing and the block just goes away as if never there.
Another method that I utilize is waiting until I am manic to begin a project. I'm Schizoaffective, which is basically a combination of bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, but not enough of either one to be JUST one or the other. As bad as it sounds, I love being manic because I become super productive. I want to do everything, so I use the episode to my advantage to get cleaning done or pick up on a writing project that I haven't had the energy to work on in awhile.
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