This can end your writer’s block - How to get started (even if you’re not inspired)

Are you struggling with writer's block and finding it difficult to get started on your comedy writing? We understand how frustrating that can be. That's why we've put together a guide on how to get started, even when you're not feeling inspired. It's no secret that being passionate about your material can help you write amazing comedy, but what do you do when you're not feeling inspired? The first few minutes of a writing session can be tough, but if you push through, you'll find ideas that excite and inspire you. In this video, Jared breaks down starting a comedy writing session into four stages. In the first stage, we don't have any direction and our inspiration and excitement are low. In stage 2, we have the first idea that inspires us, but we lack direction, causing our excitement level to bounce up and down as we test out different ideas. In stage 3, we begin to find our direction and our excitement level increases as we are inspired to discover where our material is going. In stage 4, we have an idea that we're passionate about pursuing, which leads to lots of creative inspiration and excitement. By giving ourselves time to go through these different stages, we'll spend more time in a creative flow state where we're inspired and excited about what we're writing. So, if you're struggling with writer's block, remember to be patient and allow yourself to go through these stages - you'll be surprised at how quickly your inspiration and excitement will increase! LINKS: THE #1 KEY TO COMEDY SUCCESS:    • #1 Key to a Successful Career in Stand-Up ...   WHY IS POINT-OF-VIEW SO IMPORTANT IN STAND-UP COMEDY:    • Why Is Point-Of-View So Important In Comedy?   50 BEST STAND-UP COMEDY TIPS: creativestandup.com/50-best-stand-up-comedy-tips/ HOW TO BE A SUCCESSFUL COMEDIAN: https://creativestandup.com/3-pillars... ONLINE COMEDY COURSES: OnlineComedyTraining.com/store