More often than not, a new freelance writer faces the trouble of idea generation. Even seasoned writer's face this problem. In my earlier post
Writers Block Solution, I outlined 6 steps you could take in order to get yourself of out the idea lapse situation. A quick run through of what you can do are as follows. For elaboration, read the full article form the link above.
1. Keep a Word Journal
2. Draw Inspiration from Within
3. Engage in Research
4. Review Past Works
5. Entertain Yourself
6. Take a Nap
I was doing my daily research online and came across this book entitled "
Get Paid To Write!: The No-Nonsense Guide To Freelance Writing
." When I scanned through the content's page I was very much interested to see a topic on "Ideas and How to Get Them." The chapter outlined various other methods you could use apart from the 6 mentioned in
Writers Block Solution.
You can read a limited preview of the book from
Google Books. The chapter is found on Page 40.
Also, if you are interested in buying the book, click on the image below.

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