If you've been stuck before, you know it can seem insurmountable. What keeps you from writing? We tell ourselves a story... what's yours? We say we're *too busy* *lazy*  *scared* *have to make money first.* We *procrastinate* but why? We'll look closely at our stories about why we don't write - when we know we want to.

There's a simple reason you're not doing your best writing. And its secret lies in the creative process - where you excel, and where you drag your feet. Knowing this about yourself can free your from self-judgement and scorn, and free you up to write your best.

By now, we know it's "feelings" that keep us from writing our best. And yet, once we can permit ourselves to feel the feels, and take note of their presence in our bodies, we can actually write, and write at our best. You write better when you feel better. You write your best when you've bested your negative feelings.

 What kind of issues do you face when you try to write? Or have you given up trying? You don't have to do it alone. If you've ever sung with a chorus, you know the value of joining your voice with others'. But writing must bring forth a strong and solitary voice. How can you gain the support and caring of a group, and still see your own voice, strong and clear, on the page? Come ask and we'll answer.

Here's the remedy, the secret sauce. I tout the science of creativity and mindset. Well, on Day 5, I will share 4 research-backed tools that will help you snap out of it, and let yourself create at your best. This is not the same as asking a friend for advice... this is expert advice catered to how YOUR creative brain works (and sometime, just doesn't.) Come get one of the insider tricks of the trade, so you can write your best work.