Amanda Cabot
I could say chocolate, since I'm convinced that a piece of chocolate can solve many of life's problems, but there are better ways to deal with writer's block. Exercise is tops on the list. Why? The endorphins it releases help relax more than the muscles in your arms and legs. They help your brain muscles relax, and that can be just what you need to end writer's block.
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I'm an aspiring writer, but I'm dealing with two things: I get discouraged every single day because 96% of manuscripts are rejected, and I haven't had an idea for years, literally. There's too many people wanting to be writers, and knowing there's so much competition just kills me a little every day. When I get motivated, immediatly something appears about the industry that kills it. Any tips on how to deal with this?
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