GN Focus: Overcoming Prayer Block - John A Halford - December 1984

John A Halford

It happens to all writers sooner or later. You sit down at your typewriter to start an article, but the words won't come. You type a few lines, but they are awkward and not at all what you wanted to say. You rip that sheet of paper out and begin the whole thing all over again. the next draft is even worse. And so it goes - more paper - more wasted effort - more frustration. Soon the floor is littered with crumpled sheets of paper, but you have made no progress at all. It is known as writer's block. You are tempted to get up and forget it, scrub the whole idea and go and do something you can do. Which is perfectly fine if you are an amateur, since nobody is depending on you and it doesn't really matter whether you write or not. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library