Writers are curious creatures. We love to research. We love to read. And we love to explore new ideas, especially when we are under pressure or feeling stuck.

I often find myself searching for ways to train my brain and shift my mood, particularly during times of stress. The more I study, the more I believe this: your mindset can unlock your creativity. It can also help you enjoy the process of writing, not just the final result.

The truth is, many authors, especially those who write to build a brand or share wisdom, are incredibly self-critical. That inner editor gets loud. The judgment creeps in. When that happens, the best thing you can do is take a breath, open your notebook, and open your mind.

Shifting your perspective can give you new energy and clarity on the page. You do not need to get it perfect. You just need to get it going.

One article that encouraged me recently is called How to Develop a Writer’s Mindset by Maryam I. It offers helpful ways to reset your mental habits and re-engage with your creativity. If you need a gentle nudge to reconnect with your writing practice, I highly recommend reading it.

You can find it here:
 How to Develop a Writer’s Mindset | by Maryam I. | The Writing Cooperative

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Books live forever. And every one begins with a mindset.

Jody Dyer

Founder and CEO, Story Mountain Media