Hey, this is Leo for actualized.org.

And in this episode, I'm going to be talking about how to overcome creative blocks,

especially writer's block, with practical solutions to get you to get right here are going to work for any type of

creative person. You might be an artist, a designer, a writer, an inventor, an

entrepreneur, doesn't matter who you are. If you're creative, then you do face blocks sometimes

with your creativity and you get into this mode where you're procrastinating or you really feel stuck.

Well I got some good tips that I'm going to give you here

for how to permanently deal with this thing.

So there's really two basic ways

that you can deal with this problem. One way is the not ideal and the second way is the ideal.

What's the not ideal? That's way number one. Way number one is to brute force it.

Simply brute force it.

Way number two is the ideal way, which I'm going to talk a little bit more about later,

after I talk about number one, but basically it involves

pacing yourself and reconnecting with your source motivation.

That's the ideal way to handle this.

Now here's the problem is that if you're sitting there right now and you're

under some tight deadline like you have a project due tomorrow or next week or just sometime really soon because you've been procrastinating now for so long

that now you have to be creative because your boss demands it or your job demands

or your school demands it or whatever then you don't really have time to pace yourself and to really get in touch

with your source motivation. So option number two isn't really available to you. Let me talk a little bit

about option number one, which is just brute forcing it. What does that mean?

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