Getting Down To It - Dealing With Writer's Block

Summary: Today, writers have to find new ways to get their material out. The phenomenal growth of the ebook industry is no accident. This new medium of distribution is fast, efficient and extremely profitable. If you want to start your new business of selling words, the same words, over and over again without lifting a finger when it's done, then you have to start right now. Maybe you've already started, or is it still just an idea? Maybe you just can't keep at it or the finish ...

Today, writers have to find new ways to get their material out. The phenomenal growth of the ebook industry is no accident. This new medium of distribution is fast, efficient and extremely profitable. If you want to start your new business of selling words, the same words, over and over again without lifting a finger when it's done, then you have to start right now. Maybe you've already started, or is it still just an idea? Maybe you just can't keep at it or the finish line seems too far away. Either way, it can be frustrating when your "get-up-and-go" gets up and, well, goes! It happens to all writers. The dreaded "writer's block," the equally troublesome "information block." Or, worst of all, the "I don't have anything worth saying" block. The last type of block is truly the worst impairment to completing your ebook, as it can be damaging to your confidence. Anyone - I repeat, anyone - has a story to tell. You have a story to tell. We all do! Unless you're Dr. Wayne Dyer who writes all his books with pen in hand on a pad of paper in a continuous stream of consciousness, you will have to find alternative ways to get those pages done. Here are several ways to keep the words coming: Points to Paragraphs to Pages In my last ebook, Simple Forex Solution