Hello everyone. Welcome to another episode of Sleep and Relax ASMR.

This episode we're talking about Writers Block and we are seeing how it is we can confront and overcome Writers Block.

Writers Block is something that I suffer through quite a bit while at work, especially because

I am often responsible for writing different proposals and sort of presenting different projects.

And yeah, I struggle with it from time and time, and whether you're a student, whether you are a

writer or whether you're you know basically required to explain anything via writing or

maybe you just want to work on a project. I think Writers Block afflicts many of us. So we'll first sort of learn about Writers Block, what it is, and then we'll try to figure out how to best overcome it.

And so we start.

Writers block is a condition primarily associated with writing in which an author loses the ability to produce new work or experiences a creative slowdown.

The condition ranges from difficulty in coming up with original ideas

to being unable to produce work for years. Throughout history, Writers Block has been a documented problem.

Professionals who have struggled with the affliction include the authors such as F Scott Fitzgerald and Joseph Mitchell,

comic strip cartoonist Charles M Schultz,

Sholes, composer Sergei Rachmanov, Rachmanov, and songwriter Adele.

Research concerning this topic was done in the late 1970s and 80s.

During this time, researchers were influenced by the process and post-process movements

and therefore focused specifically on the writer's processes. The condition was first described in

1947 by psychooanalyst Edmund Burglar.

However, some great writers may have already suffered from Writers Block years before Burglar described it,

such as Herman Melville, who quit writing novels of years after writing Moby Dick.

Now we go on to some possible causes.

Writers Block may have several causes.

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