So lately I have been building a streak on Ecency Quests, and I have started to develop some routine to finish with an article by the end of the day. I am not a great writer to be honest, not because of language, although that might be one reason, but selecting a topic and taking a deep dive into it, is challenging for me. I have it easier when is about a conversations where I can find a counterpoint and spark a discussion about it.
It's also very different as how I have been using Hive lately, mostly doing quick posts on Microblogging, either in Waves or DBuzz.
But usually starting a topic and having enough to say to justify starting an article, that can be very challenging for me. Sometimes I go into social media and find something that ticks me off or inspire me and throw my ideas into an article. Some other times, AI could help me find a topic and get me off the writers block. Other days I just interact with people on a chatroom and find an ongoing discussion. But other times even with all that, I have the 'blank page syndrome'.
Being able to constantly break writer block and make it a routine can be challenging. Not because of time, or patience, but still a bit anxiety to get it done. I might try to get into taking writing more seriously, perhaps a course on creative writing or learn how to use drafts and snippets. Sometimes writing something, stepping away and come back to the article might give you enough time to re-take or rewrite an article with a new energy.
Having these train of thought or structure of thought as a framework to constantly come up with ideas might help to get into a next stage of writing, and writing longer format, maybe even a short novel or a book. I have never seen myself as an author but I can see myself getting into a routine similar to what authors do to write stories.
If you are a fellow blogger that have some ideas besides the ones I mentioned, I would like to engage on how to build this routine.
Great job finishing the daily Ecency leaderboard quest, @jza! Building a daily writing habit is a fantastic way to sharpen your creative skills.
Tipped with Ecency POINTS.
He visto que me funciona mucho eso de alejarme del formato, la idea, el escrito... Centrar mi atención en otras cosas y luego retomar.
Entonces veo que hay palabras que estan muy repetidas, ideas que redundan, conceptos abstractos.... Etc. Pienso que el cerebro de algún modo necesita "respirar". Y cuando está muy sometido a generar ideas, engranar un contexto o simplemente crear un contenido, naturalmenre alcanza un pico y se cansa.
Usé este método precisamente hace medio mes y de verdad resulta. La saturación y exigencia cerebral hace que colapse y entre en algo que yo llamo caprichosamente modo hibernacion intelectual.
Por eso variar o escribir con intermitencia inducida e intencional puede ayudar a estimular la fluidez.
Gracias por tu retroalimentación, eso me servia mucho para programar. Me iba a la alberca a nadar un rato y basicamente programaba en la mente debajo del agua, y al regresar ya tenia una mejor idea de como codificar el problema, o por lo menos por donde buscar.