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#How to Overcome Writer's Block We've put together this post all about how to overcome writer's block, complete with info on what actually causes this conundrum, as well as what you can do to avoid it! Writer’s block is no laughing matter — it can impede your writing for days, weeks, or even months. And while it's tempting to just ignore the problem and hope that it goes away, writer’s block is one of those pests that requires active extermination. This post will cover everything you need to know about overcoming writer’s block so that you can continue writing without interruption. What is Writer’s Block? Writer’s block is a legitimate form of writer’s block that occurs when you stop writing, and you just can’t accomplish that task. It's normally caused by a lack of inspiration, and can affect writers of all levels and genres, from scribes to the pros. Writer's block affects different people in different ways. Some writers find success through perusing their favorite writerly pastime — such as watching movies or TV DVDs — or talking with friends about their work; others experience relief by working on an entirely different project such as gardening or cleaning the house; still others beat writer’s block with vigorous exercise like jogging or playing tennis. Most writers, however, prefer the tried and true method of setting a timer for twenty minutes as a way to kick-start their writing. The twenty-minute session is often long enough to get the creative juices flowing, and allows for an easy transition into another writing session. Below we've outlined some common causes of writer’s block. Why Do Writers Block? Writer’s block is caused by many different things — and therefore must be treated according to its particular cause. This infographic outlines some common reasons why writers may experience writer’s block. What to Do When You Can’t Write While there are many different reasons why writers may experience writer’s block, there are just as many methods to help writers beat the muse into submission. Writer’s block is an enemy that can be defeated with a variety of strategies, but it offers writers an opportunity for personal growth. The infographic below breaks down the different methods writers use when they can’t write. *Infographic brought to you by Author Marketing Club* #Examples of Headings in Microsoft Word 2013 If you use Microsoft Word 2013, you can turn on Section Formatting in the View tab under Show/Hide . This will allow you to create different sections based on the type of text you're typing. 1. Create a Heading In Microsoft Word 2013, headings work a little differently than they do in previous versions. Before you can format a heading, you need to create a new text frame and insert the heading from the Insert ribbon option from the Home tab > Text box group > New . Make sure your heading is capitalized . Then type your desired heading, such as "PRODUCTS". Note: In Word 2007 and 2010 this step is optional. Also remember to capitalize any punctuation marks at the end of your sentence. cfa1e77820
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