I have started a million blogs, and I have failed at keeping up on 999,999 of them. I'm hoping that this one sticks, but in all likelihood, I will instead delete this after realizing, full of shame, that I haven't updated it in three months.
For me, creative self-sabotage occurs when I am struck by inspiration but immediately think of many negative things that stop me from creating.
I know what you mean about a strange year, and I've heard it from a few friends as well. I hope that whatever creative fog has descended upon us lifts in 2023!
Commitment is always the issue, isn't it? I'm struggling with it myself, especially after a strange year that absolutely sapped my creative desires. I didn't even want to read much this year--and I'm a voracious reader normally. While I don't know what you mean by creative self-sabotage, I wish you the best of luck!
I have space at home that is perfectly adequate, but because it's at my house and I work a full-time job, when I get home there are a million things to do. Which means there are a million distractions that stop me from doing what I need to do, which is to finish editing the first draft of my book.
I'm thinking about renting a spot in a local community workspace. Has anyone done that before, and if so, what was your experience like?
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