561 - What do writer's block, communication style, and science have to do with each other?

I never thought much about writer's block because I never thought of myself as a writer.

Yesterday, @John Knotts wrote about writer's block and he gave excellent suggestions, as he always does, on how to overcome it.

You can find his post here: https://bit.ly/3dnAtAd

At the time I thought his advice was great, but I haven't had any problem finding things to write about, until this morning.

I thought I had a post prepared for today but I was mistaken.

I'm busy preparing for a Toastmaster's speech later this morning on communication styles so I'm not at a loss for material.

As I sat here thinking about what I could write about, nothing felt right.

I have to feel right about the post I'm preparing and, a post is not a speech.

Maybe I'll write about communication styles in a few days.

I looked up national holidays to see if something would spark an idea but none of them felt right either.

🔭🧫🔬 I would like to give a shout out to Australia's National Science Week, which kicks off today, August 13 and runs through August 21, 2022. I'm not the right person to write about science.🔭🧫🔬

What I realized in my search is that I am becoming a writer and, for the first time, I now know what it feels like to hit a wall.

My concentration and focus are on giving a speech, not preparing a post.

What I'm really sharing today are my thought processes put into writing.

It's like a graceful dance of ideas mingling together.

OK, it's more like a rambling of confused thoughts crashing into each other, but the first description sounded better.

The more I write the more I am finding to say about the subject of writer's block, science and communication styles.

I'll leave it here for now because I still have a speech to finish...

What do writer's block, communication style, and science have to do with each other?

I'll leave that for you to comment on. Now my mind is formulating many ideas on how they fit together.

Enjoy your weekend!

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