Quote by Chriscinthia Blount

Writer's block is caused by forcing your will on the Divine.

Writer's block is caused by forcing your will on the Divine.

Summary

This quote suggests that writer's block occurs when a writer tries to control or manipulate their creative process, rather than surrendering to a higher or intuitive power. It implies that the act of writing is best approached with an openness to inspiration and allowing ideas to flow naturally, rather than imposing strict guidelines or expectations. By acknowledging and connecting with the transcendent aspect of creativity, one may overcome writer's block and find a more effortless and inspired approach to their work.

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By Chriscinthia Blount

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