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Writer’s Block Writer's block is an ailment that plagues many writers, poets, and other creative people. This condition is characterized by a writer experiencing difficulty in the process of writing or having thoughts that interrupt the creative process. Writer's block can produce mixed feelings- there are moments where it feels overwhelming but also times when ideas flow well. While some methods are effective for overcoming this issue, there are not any clear indications for what will work best for someone suffering from writer's block. What actually causes this illness? Many believe that writer's block is caused by tension in the left side of someone’s brain. This tension begins with the Self-Monitor. For those suffering from writer's block, it is believed that the Self-Monitor is hyper sensitive to any “danger signals” it may receive. These danger signals are associated with situations where a threat has been perceived, but not confronted. When these stressors are experienced, the anxiety they create are thought to hinder creative production due to this fear of being judged or ridiculed for an idea that may not be adequately developed at the time of creation. This stress hinders the left brain by preventing either the creative process or the completion of works started during this time. The inability to move forward comes from the inability to gain any valuable information from these works. Since this valuable information cannot be gained, the idea does not develop and is not completed. As a result, the Self-Monitor part of someone’s brain can judge their works as unsafe or unacceptable and will stop any creative production under the assumption that it is best not to create anything at all in order to prevent further harm. Who gets writer's block? The most common people seen suffering from chronic writer's block are professional writers who work in creative writing, poetry or other literature areas; editors, journalists and other writers who work in communications; and students attempting to write papers for school assignments. Other common sufferers include: Those with a lack of education or resources. Those who cannot afford to hire anyone to write for them. Those who do not know how to select the right information needed to write an effective article, story, etc. Those who do not know how to organize and put together all the necessary pieces of their writing project. Writer’s block is not necessarily written in stone for everyone who experiences it; however it can seriously impact your life and ability to accomplish your goals if you don’t overcome and eliminate it from your life. When experiencing writer’s block, there are different ways to work through the symptoms and symptoms so that you can concentrate on your writing project. Writer's block varies from person to person and takes different angles depending on the reason why you haven't been able to write anything. Several methods such as: Accountability is a good way to keep track of what is going wrong with your writing projects because it forces you into an honest conversation with yourself about the condition. If you strive to be honest with yourself, then you work best by working through Writer’s Block rather than trying to avoid it. cfa1e77820
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