The Art of Productivity: Conquering Creative Block

[ty gorton]

I'm posting this article in a separate topic because I think it deals with creativity's biggest obstacle. We all know how difficult it can be to produce work day after day, and I hope this article offers some help to those struggling with creative block.

Please, if you find the information useful and know of other creative individuals that might benefit from it, drop them a link.

Thanks!!

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[lonewolf23k]

I'm posting this article in a separate topic because I think it deals with creativity's biggest obstacle. We all know how difficult it can be to produce work day after day, and I hope this article offers some help to those struggling with creative block.

Please, if you find the information useful and know of other creative individuals that might benefit from it, drop them a link.

Thanks!!

The Art of Productivity: Conquering Creative Block (http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendID=44370677&blogID=103251975&MyToken=d188c769-e72d-4640-9bfc-9a53030582a3)

I am SO bookmarking this...

[howyadoin]

Great advice there. I posted a link over at DrawingBoard.org.

[ty gorton]

thanks! appreciate it.

[Mark Wallace]

I'm posting this article in a separate topic because I think it deals with creativity's biggest obstacle. We all know how difficult it can be to produce work day after day, and I hope this article offers some help to those struggling with creative block.

I've only ever followed one rule: Don't leave the page blank!

It doesn't matter if you fill a page with utter garbage, so long as there's something on it -- because it's a lot easier to edit/rewrite garbage into a readable state than it is to fill the page with perfect prose, first try.

And it's Really easy to write garbage!

[ty gorton]

very solid rule.