From the course: Conquering Writer's Block
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Moving on
- [Instructor] Every single writing project I've ever tackled has a scene or chapter that I just don't want to write. Maybe it's because I know the scene will be difficult and challenging, and I just don't feel up to the task. Or maybe because I sort of know what's going to happen, but not enough to feel confident to write it, or worse I have absolutely no idea what's going to happen. Or maybe the idea of writing the scene for no rational reason, just makes me want to rip out my own fingernails instead. Whatever the reason, there are going to be parts of your project that you come across and just go, "ugh no, I can't do it, don't want to do it, not today." It's going to happen. Maybe it already has happened to you and that's why you're here. So what do I do in these situations? Do I write the scene anyway like I've been telling you to do for this entire course? Sometimes. Not always. Sometimes I employ a tool that I call moving on. And the tool is quite simple. I just skip that scene.…
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Welcome to the Prolific Writer's Toolbox2m 7s
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Talk it out4m 41s
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Power of the bullet point6m 50s
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Behind the scenes7m 25s
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The pen is mightier6m 23s
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Write five words3m 31s
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Get inspired by the greats8m 46s
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Moving on4m 28s
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Shut it all down4m 15s
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Calm your mind4m 13s
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Brain break7m 37s
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Change of scenery2m 24s
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Write something else4m 18s
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The most important tool of all8m 26s
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