10 Ways to Get Rid of Writer’s Block

10 Ways to Get Rid of Writer’s Block

Writing is either the most rewarding or the most frustrating activity in the world.  The despair of being stuck on a sentence can make you pull your hair out.  Fortunately, there are many ways to combat writer’s block so you don’t have to spend fruitless hours in front of Microsoft Word.

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How to Increase Attention Span

Despite the familiar complaints, we rarely find ourselves in situations where we don’t have ample time.  Procrastinated till the last night to finish an important project?  Hold on a sec, you’ve still got the whole night ahead of you to work.  Add up all those hours, and that’s probably more than you actually need.  The problem is, not all of that time is actually usable because of an exasperating phenomenon known as attention span.

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Doing More vs. Doing Less

When it comes to productivity, there are two tradition schools of thought.  On one hand, you’ve got the “do as much as possible” philosophy; on the other, it’s all about minimizing the workload and doing the best job possible.

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How to Write Faster and Neater

How to Write Faster and Neater

Handwriting is a lost art form. The speed and tidiness of word processing has rendered many people unable to write legibly and efficiently. Even in our technologically advanced generation, this has its repercussions. The obvious inconvenience is heavy reliance on computers; however, what’s more significant is the loss of the physical act of turning thoughts into characters, which is a powerful kinaesthetic method of connecting our mind with our words and producing better writing.

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A Single Trade-Off to Kick Start Your Life

If you want to kick start your life but can’t seem to find the time, this is for you.

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How to Work More Efficiently: The Art of Manipulating Stress

In a world where it’s customary to work eight hours a day, we’ve learned to react frantically in response to stress. Anxiety and depression have become almost synonymous with being “stressed out”, when they are in fact merely symptoms of not being used to stress. There’s no rule that says we have to suffer through a nervous breakdown if we work too hard, yet people keep telling us to take it easy whenever the going gets tough.

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