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9 Questions to Ask If You Feel Stuck With Your Writing
#2 is the best
In high school, I had a car and I had to pay for my gas.
I had some money from an after-school job, but I didn’t like to spend my money on gas. I’d rather spend it on food and concert tickets.
But I didn’t have much savings, so I’d have to make sure all the money could last.
I usually only filled up my tank with a few gallons. 10 dollars here and there.
You can probably guess what happened next.
My car ran out of gas. My tank went dry. A lot. I had to call my parents or find a friend to come get me.
Writing online can feel similar to that.
You fill up on energy or a brand-new activity, but then that repetition and consistency fade.
No more ideas.
Not sure what to write next.
And the blank page? It’s daunting.
You’re not alone.
Many writers face that sinking feeling when the creative wheels seem stuck.
If that’s you, take a look at the questions below. These have helped me fill up again, so to speak.
