Getting stuck in a rut is never an enjoyable experience and occurs extensively more often then we tend to believe.Procrastinating working on a big school paper, going through work with only enough effort so that you don’t get fired, putting your goals and dreams on the back burner because they require too much concentration and intentionality, slacking in the relationships that you have with other people, or even putting off writing an article for a few weeks straight (i.e. *guilty*).Ruts

Write.Good. Now, Write some more.Write when you're tired. Write when you're not.Write when it's hard. Write when it's easy.Write when you doubt yourself.Write when you're stressed.Write when you're angry.Write when you've lost hope.Write when you've found it again. Write in the morning. Write at night.Write when you breathe in. Write when you breathe out.Write today.Write tomorrow. Write. Every. Day.You see the pattern.There are a million systems out there that teach you how to be more producti

Everybody's the good guy these days. There're so many superhero movies coming out that it's hard to keep track half the time. In this age where championing the underdog has become the new norm, I believe that it's healthy, engaging, and fairly challenging to examine topics and ideas from a darker perspective from time to time.I believe in this exercise for several reasons.It forces you to get outside of the assumption that just because something is uplifting or encouraging automatic makes it en

While I've only recently joined the Wealthy Affiliate community, I've done online content creation and writing for a little over 4 years now. In that time, I've personally discovered a few things which may help you along the journey.1. Go for the long haul. It's easy to say to yourself that you'll write a post every day, or even multiple a day, but it's a completely different task to actually do it consistently. So don't make promises to your audience that you can't keep. If you think you can d