The Web site Lateral Action has posted a helpful series called “Break Through Your Creative Blocks.” In the series, the writers suggest ways to conquer “any pattern of thinking, feeling or behavior that interferes with your creative thinking and execution. It could be a great big block that has got in your way for years – or just a niggly little hiccup that holds you up at a certain stage of the process.”
Check out the individual posts below, or read the entire series:
Introduction
Creative Block #1 – “I’m Not Creative”
Creative Block #2 – Fear of Getting It Wrong
Creative Block #3 – Lack of Time
Creative Block #4 – Creativity v Cash
Creative Block #5 – Being Disorganized
Creative Block #6 – The Inner Critic
Creative Block #7 – ”I Don’t Know What I Want to Say”
Creative Block #8 – “I’ve Run Out of Things to Say”
Creative Block #9 – Taboo
This article was last modified on December 17, 2022
This article was first published on April 6, 2010
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