Hope to imbibe this approach in my writing world whenever I get into the mood of not wanting to write. This writer’s block just walks into my life for reasons unknown and now I know, after reading this blog, what triggers it.

I remembered that you had mentioned that you wrote here and not other writing sites anymore but your still click on PTC sites?

Just your own blog and LB, these 2 sites should serve you a lot of money now than others.
I don’t click here and there anymore.
Just focus on LB and HP, sometimes Mykites….

Well, as for me, I have to forget. Why should I keep a journal when in fact I am lazy to write about it. I have left for some time for I know it would be a better idea soon if I am going to put it writing later. For every delay or procrastination, I know there is a purpose. I am a person who doesn’t believe that things be delayed become useless or have its worth. No, I am not that kind.

My thoughts keep on pouring as long as I am online, as long as I am with my laptop keeping pounding the keyboard as the idea gradually coming out. Every second, every minute really counts. I am a writer who never waits for a timing, for an inspiration. I work with a purpose. I work as I see it on what to write. I come across with a topic and I want to develop it, I do it the best I could.

If I won’t I won’t. For me, it is a matter of organization as you pointed out in your post. I organize my thoughts as they come along and I write directly and post or submit it as soon as I am done. With a skill, I have had, my writing output is commendable modesty aside. I am just an ordinary writer with the mission to write to share, to share to care to be right.

I am not lazy to write , but I lack time.I am a hardworking person.I am inspire to write as many blogs if the site is worth of our effort,like BlogJob, I do not care if I am tired, or not I always have time blogging.posting and other things.

What a creative way of organizing work. I do write journal entries as well. I am thinking about PTC sites do you know of any good ones. Have a good day.

Laziness is the bitter enemy of natural traits just as the sun is to the crops or soul to heart, water to plant. To flourish natural traits in the soil of soul labor is must and laziness is enemy.

I do not accept laziness because reading makes men full and study makes men perfect and experience tests it and is the father of study. If you are full ideas you will self without thinking it is sure no doubt those who are lazy have confused ideas and cannot write what to write.

You have to set writing goals that you can actually achieve. I’ve been writing a lot, almost every day for years. It’s realistic for me to have a full day of other business activity and still write 1-3, sometimes four blog posts of 500-1000 words or more (this post will be almost 2000 words). Writing is like weight lifting. The more you strengthen your writing muscles, the more you can produce.

If you are a slow reader or a new writer, set a goal of 1-2 blog posts a week of about 350 words. As you get better, increase the word count until you reach a goal of about 800 words for a well written, useful post. Once 800 words is no problem for you, then shoot for 3 blog posts a week, then 4 or 5 depending on your audience and topic.
Set writing goals you can reach with moderate effort.

If you set them too high and fail, or have to wear yourself out to achieve them, you’ll soon find yourself back to the “can’t seem to get started” prison.

Pasting the paper on the screen was a better idea. It shows your level of determination in the field. I hope this tip worked and reminded you about the task.

We are meant to forget things and these great tips are going to solve this major issue.