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I like that expression 😀 writing kills the overthinking. If it's not what you wanted to write you can edit.

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Writers block is just over thinking.

It has a fancy name for writers.

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Hahah yes I fully agree on this! Just an excuse writers love to get attached to

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Hey Yana,

Just read your latest post and it inspired me to use the framework below 👇

Picture this: It’s the middle of the night, and your reader is wide awake, scrolling their phone.

They’re stressed about something. Confused. Searching for a fix.

.... and i created a LinkedIn post with a gif!!

Here's the link if you want to have a look at it - https://www.linkedin.com/posts/copywriting-with-ai_picture-this-its-the-middle-of-the-night-activity-7303750864714776577-iEho

Hope that's ok 🤗

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Hahah loved it!! Thanks Raj!

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I recently wrote about how Seth Godin doesn't believe in Writer's Block, and he has been writing a daily blog post for 20 years.

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Writers block happens to people who don't have a process. But don't get me wrong, deciding what your process will be is 90% of the issue. 😞

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This is an interesting observation. I don't have a system, but rather I let a central idea guide me through what might be a messy draft.

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Absolutely. Once you figure it out, things come into place

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I also think that’s not real :)

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I think so too. You can always write about something. Maybe not what you want to write about now, but you can reach that topic in a roundabout way if you go with the idea you can write about at this moment.

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Yes, exactly. We’re meant to be creative, all it takes is just thinking in the right direction

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