50 Ways to Get Rid of Writer's Block

1: Think about the Genre you write in then read a book in that genre. Let another book or a favorite book of yours inspire you and remind you want to become a writer.

2: Go to a cafe or library. It may stimulate your mind to write.

3: Talk to a friend about the story you want to come up with and ask them to brainstorm with you.

4: Write a small blurb to your book then make a cover for it. This a way to get started.

5: Watch your favorite movie and think about if your book could become a good movie.

6: Act out scenes from your ideas and plots.

7: Go outside and look for inspiration. People watch at a park and think about their lives. Come up with a story that's right in front of you.

8: Meet more people. Personalities inspire stories.

9: Remeber writing isn't for the money, but go on Zillow and look at cute apartments and house. Perhaps you'll get inspired to work more towards your goal.

10: Write 100 words a day as practice. Make it short and make it a small goal.

11: Try to train your mind to believe writer's block isn't real. Think about needing a new plot or direction in your story. You don't have the inspiration that you need.

11: Write on Wattpad and let people crituque you so that you can learn from your mistakes.

12: Remember this! There's no perfect writer. They're born and made.

13: Don't try to hard with your first time. Be gentle with your beggining. Leave it. Then go back to it.

14: Reread your works.

15: Try writing in different tenses.

16: If you can't write as one gender, try another and different perspective.

17: Draw out your plot. Make some artwork to inspire yourself.

18: Write a song about your story. Sometimes you'll get new inspiration. This also helps for musicians too.

20: Write down time, main characters, and locations before you try to write. It'll make things easier.

21: Don't write for readers. Write for you.

22: If you're not having fun writing the book, then your readers won't enjoy reading it. Have fun with your works.

23: Allow words to come to you. Pretending you're acting as one of your characters in a scene. Feel free to go crazy and be creative. Act it out.

24: Be simply at first. If you try to be too good everytime, it might create too much pressure for you. Use simple words.

25: Set writing goals and a reminder on your calender or phone. Let that be your daily detication.

26: Visit a musem, go climb something, vist a new place, take a train. New settings can lead to new ideas and perspectives.

27: Write without rules. Write without thinking and see where it goes. Sometimes you blow your own mind when you free-write.

28: Clean you writing space or room before writing.

29: Write for 5 to 10 mintues a day.

30: Listen to cinamactic background music while you write. This might heighten your scenes and mood.

31: Work out before writing.

32: Remember that doubting your work doesn't help you move forward.

33: Write out all your seperate ideas on a piece of paper.

34: Think about all the reason you want to make a book.

35: Take away any distraction.

36: Make a cool character that you like.

37: Use your personality for your main character just because you know what you would do in a situation.

38: If one genre doesn't work out, try a different genre.

39: Sing about your story idea.

40: As boring as it sounds, make a writing schedule and stick to it. Write about your idea then try writing the first chapter.

41: Shorten your chapters.

42: Pretend you can come up with new quotes throughout your books. Quote yourself.

43: Write about things around you or in your area vs coming up with something new. Be creative.

44: Remember that there's no limit with fiction. Keep in mind that you can make up anything.

45: Don't forget to eat before you write and stay hydrated so that you can stay focused.

46: Show a friend your current work and ask what they think would happen.

47: Write early in the morning (5/6am) when you have a clear mind.

48: Take a nap before you write, excercise then freestyle write in any direction.

49: Hire someone on Fiverr.com to write out your story plot.

50: Go on YouTube and listen to your favorite writer's speak about why they got into writing and why. Listen to their tips.