5 Surprising Tips on How to Resume Writing After a Long Break
5 Surprising Tips on How to Resume Writing After a Long Break

Get back into your writing groove even if you have not written anything in two years

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For students, the toughest time to read is when you are fresh in school from a long break. It’s hard to concentrate and get the reading done. Digesting two pages of course content is a headache, and pouncing on a chapter is a battle.

Your favourite places are library halls and reading rooms because you are “roaming for a network.” Perhaps, you could call it the calibration of the body and soul to a condition that can confidently assure you of assimilation. The same is true when you plan to resume active writing after a long break.

For writers, taking a protracted break from writing can happen due to several reasons. It could result from a barrage of unforeseen contingencies or a product of sheer laziness. Regardless of the cause of the break, when resumption beckons, it’s usually the hardest part.

Asides the tendency to churn out insipid works, you grapple for the right words to express your thoughts, you suffer from an absence of punchlines, and the drought of inspiration. Some of your readers wonder why your recent works are so bland and shallow. It’s a pathetic state.

What if I can show you how to insert the key in the ignition and jump-start your writing engine? Yes, that’s why I am here. Let’s see five simple tips that will stimulate your resumption after a long break.
['Samuel Osho']
['Writers On Writing', 'Writing', 'Writers Block', 'Productivity', 'Writing Tips']