As I write this I’m listening to problogger interviewing Seth Godin on productivity and blogging. Is an interesting interview.
The concept that is speaking out for me is talking as a solution to the writer’s block. He mentioned that the solution to his writers block is to write like you talk. Learn to talk in full sentences (with something to say!) And then write that way.
As one who wishes she wrote more, thought deeper and broader etc etc this might be useful advice. Particularly in my case because I use voice recognition software, which works better if you can think at least in phrases–or at least not turn the microphone on until you know vaguely what you’re going to say. I get complimented on my writing when I talk it rather than typing it.
It may not have been how I was taught to write, sentence structure parts of speech and such. But it does work.
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- Happy mother’s Day
- I’ll be back
- The email I wrote for international day last year
- Just writing
- Perhaps *part* of the reason for the neglect of the blog
new blog post The solution to writers block; talking. http://t.co/5ZnozULd
Interestingly, I used to be so shy shy that I wrote copiously in order to break my “speaker’s block”
i used to do that too before I *had* to speak
I always seem to write productively at the crack of Dawn (or earlier) when my tinnitus wakes me with it’s morse code and bird song. Maybe it’s just taking my mind off the noise!