When Should You Write?
Don’t get confused.
Writing is a skill. But it’s one affected significantly by many exterior factors that confuse people into thinking they are worse than they are — i.e. writer’s block.
Sometimes writing comes naturally, sometimes it doesn’t. Sometimes we write fast, sometimes we write slowly. Research will be mandatory for many articles, while others will only require the wisdom of one's experiences. Words have a huge impact; if you’re a good writer, you will experience those scenarios at least once.
It’s normal for us to find something we can work with, make it a routine, and then suddenly find ourselves in instances where we can’t use it. I’ve changed my writing methods many times and now understand why I couldn't decide on a constant time.
It’s because there isn’t one.
There are many scenarios where writing can be done, but they should all be after your mind is clear and working. That’s why writers should read more than they write — to keep their thoughts running. If you aren’t thinking about it and putting thoughts into it, It’ll be hard for you to write something worthwhile.
Here are the best times to write:
