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There you go. We covered a whole slew of websites that will teach you something new. And don't forget that we also just introduced the 37 best websites to learn something new. What's more, this blog post is incredibly informative and factual and it provides plenty of advice on how to overcome writer's block and achieve mastery in any skill, field, or career. So all in all, there really is no reason not to read this article!
The 37 Best Websites to Learn Something New
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/03/09/fashion/the-37-most-popular-online-learning-sources-for--anyone-.html?_r=3
While this article is by no means directly related to writer's block, it is still a very valid piece of advice that is worth reading. And moreover, it's also something that many of us should be aware of when making our writing or speaking decisions; not only as writers or public speakers, but as members of society in general. What I mean by this is that you should never worry about whether or not you are learning something new from an article, because if you read the thing completely and critically think about what you are learning and how applicable the information may be for your life; then there is no valid reason not to read an article.
Why You Shouldn't Neglect Your Writing Skills
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/shouldnt-neglect-writing-skills/
In this short article, the writer highlights why it is important to keep your writing skills sharp. Especially if you are a blogger! I totally agree with everything that the author says here. In addition to this, I think that one of the best way to sharpen your writing skills is to practice writing every single day. Instead of just going through the motions and feeling like you are working on your writing skills, try getting into a routine of creating something new every day. This will help you sharpen your skills and keep them in tip-top shape.
Recommended Reading: To Find That Next Great Story Idea
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2488962/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1
If you love to write and you need some tips on how to create a great story idea, then this is the article for you. I am sure that before reading this article, you have explored many great ideas on what it is that makes up a great story, but now let's take a look at some of the best methods and techniques that can be implemented in order to create one yourself.
"The 38 Best Websites for Writers and Writing Artists" – By Jeff Goins
http://www.jeffgoins.com/2012/03/the-38-best-websites-for-writers/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+JeffGoins+%28Jeff+Goins%29
Here is yet another article that I absolutely adore when it comes to having a successful writing career. This article takes a close look at what it takes to attain success in your writing career, and it does so by taking into account many of the best websites for writers and artists on the internet. Again, I would highly recommend that you read this article. I will say that this is by far one of my favorite articles when it comes to reading up on how to become a great writer.
How to Survive Writer's Block
http://www.writersdigest.com/online-editor/top-40-tips-for-getting-unstuck#.U1cZ6UdVC5U
This is yet another blog post (I know, they are so useful!) on how to overcome writer's block and become a better writer in the process. The author of this particular article has a very unique take on how to become a better writer and that is by being able to write for longer periods of time and for multiple periods of time. The author does so by explaining the importance and value of developing a writing routine, or even by developing some sort of writing schedule that you can stick too.
Writing Tips: 8 Tips on How to Overcome Writer's Block Forever
http://www.writersdigest.com/editor-blogs/guide-to-literary-agents/writing-tips-8-tips-on-how-to-overcome
If you are a writer then you have probably already heard about writer's block before. It's one of those things that many people suffer from because they are simply lacking confidence in their writing ability. But the truth is, writer's block can affect anyone, even if you consider yourself to be a great writer. This article will show you how you can overcome writer's block and also what common traits most people with writer's block share.
How To Overcome Writer's Block In 5 Simple Steps
http://www.writersdigest.com/online-editor/how-to-overcome-writers-block?page=0%2C1
This is another very good piece for overcoming the beginner's plague that is commonly known as "writer's block". The author of this article has a very interesting writing style that you might enjoy, but that aside the information in this article is very useful and it has got a lot of good advice to offer. The author begins by saying that a lot of people will tell you to read, write or take notes in order to overcome writer's block. To be honest, none of those three things are wrong. You should always be reading something and you should always write something everyday no matter what it is. The third thing however, taking notes is a bit more complicated than it sounds.
Conclusion
As you can see, the web is a treasure trove of information and advice when it comes to all things writing. We've only delved into a small portion of the resources that are available when it comes to writing, but I'm pretty sure that even with this small amount you will have found some excellent articles about writing that are worth reading or re-reading. In addition to these articles, you will also find links for some other great websites where you can find all sorts of great information about everything from publishing your book to the types of stores that sell self-help books.
1.) "The Best Websites for Writers" – By Jeff Goins
http://www.jeffgoins.
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