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Choose Your Warm Up
Below are lists dedicated to helping you get into the habit of writing creatively. The lists are generalized and more themes will be added as time goes on. *A special note for the Love list. This list incorporates words from Greek, Hebrew, Arabic and Japanese.
Happy writing! ✌︎︎♡⃛
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It's not you, it's me...૮(˶ㅠ︿ㅠ)ა | Lack of Emotional Connection to Your Story
I think this a point that all writers and authors reach at least one time in their writing careers. You started this wonderful idea but what was once shiny and new is now dull and rusting. It really does happen to all of us. I am that convinced. So, Marie Kondo this shit and ask yourself, "Does writing this still bring me joy?"
If starting with this question doesn't help much, here are four follow up asks to get to the heart of what's blocking you from writing your magnum opus. ✎ᝰ.
Why did I start this? ( •̀ - • )
What made this story exciting in the first place? Was it a specific scene playing in your head? A character you created and wanted to share with the world? Revisit why you started this project to bring back the initial motivation of writing your story in order to write the rest of it.
2. Where did it go stale? (·•᷄ࡇ•᷅ )
Go through what you've written so far to find that "sagging middle". Wherever that is, my advice is just to scrap it. Don't worry too much about deleting all your hard work. It's obviously not helping you out here. Start over with that exciting portion of why you started your story at the forefront of your mind. Chances are that's all you'll need to do to get the pen flowing again.
3. Could I come back to it? (╭ರ_•́)
Taking a break from a project is fine as long as you have the mind to come back to it. Coming back with fresh eyes does wonders to quieting your self- criticism and re-focusing on your story again, but I don't recommend taking off more than a week. It's like school or the gym, once you stop going, it's hard to come back.
4. Is there anything salvageable? (｡•́︿•̀｡)
If the first three questions didn't work, it's time to hit the panic button. YOU ARE NOT A FAILURE IF YOU HIT THE PANIC BUTTON. Okay, you are a failure, but it's okay. We all fail at something. I've personally failed, and have published failures, multiple times within my writing career. The best thing you can do is pick up the pieces and move on. Find your favorite parts of your story and store them away or immediately try to re-home them into other projects. Completely starting over is good too. But if that's not possible, keep your ideas. You're ideas are still good, don't abandon them.
Hope this helps! Happy writing! ✌︎︎♡⃛
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03.04.2026 "The wizard is easily my most annoying suitor."
Video up! I really liked writing from this prompt! It goes with the theme of the book I'm working on, so, it was nice to see a little bit of my book reveal itself today. I am still having quite a bit of trouble settling on my character's personalities, but I still had a lot of fun writing this one.
03.02.2026 "You used me."
Went with a "no talking/ straight to the point" approach with this video. Today's prompt came from urfriendlywriter on Tumblr from the "Conflict Dialogue Prompts" list under the "Enemies to Lovers" link on their master post. I think I might actually use this scene in my book. It needs much more shaping, but it wasn't bad for this warm-up.
Also, purely curious, how do you show anger? I'm the type to get real quiet or start shooting verbal barbs. (˵¬⤙¬˵")
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02.27.2026 "Do you think they would be proud of me, if they saw what I've become?"
Video up! Possibly getting better at it, but I really don't think I ever want these to get too polished tbh. Idk. I'm *quirky*....Right. Felt better about this one. Felt truer to my characters, but still missing something. We're getting there though people!!
Prompt of the day comes from Speechprompts on Tumblr.
Hey! I just wanted to say your advice posts are amazing, they make writer’s block feel way less scary. Do you have a favorite warm-up or exercise that always gets your creativity flowing?"
Glad you enjoyed them ♥️
To answer your question, I typically try to do two things. Writing everyday and using prompts.
My warm-up is simply journaling about my day and thoughts. Just to get into the action of writing. Even if I don’t do creative writing that day, it just makes it the whole process less daunting when I do start to write for a project.
For exercises, I really like prompts and setting a timer. The prompts list that I always go back to is the 100 Prompts lists by Katherine Roid. (In fact I’m using it right now to get out of a creative rut.)
But, yeah, I set up like a 20 minute timer and just mass produce as many chapter blurbs as I can. I prefer to do chapter blurbs because I can get a sense of what I want to happen in the story, keep plot points relatively in order, keep some flexibility in the story for any changes that might come up in future writing, and I can see rather quickly if the story is going to be any good or not.
Thanks for the ask! 😄
-NMJ ✌︎︎♡⃛
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