For example: What did you do that day? Any fun things happen? What were the highs? What were the lows? What’s something interesting that happened? Keep it to 2-3 sentences max if you can.
Do this and watch your writer’s block slowly fade.
Writer’s block sucks. Especially when you want to write more than you currently are, but here’s a simple solution that’s worked for me.
I write 2-3 sentences every day about my day.
Documenting my week gives me something to look back on, which helps give me a starting point👇
Sometimes my best work effort is for 30 minutes immediately after the gym.
The level of attention after hitting the gym is so impactful - I feel more sharp and creative ngl
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Three weeks ago, I was at a car dealership with my fiancée. We arrived at 11 AM on a Saturday and left six hours later with a certified pre-owned car we’d found online the night before...
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It's supposed to be hard. The timing will never be right to do it.
There will be countless excuses regardless if you start 75 hard heading into fall or if you kick the new year off with it.
It won't matter - there will always be something.
Week 2 in the books.
Keep going.
I bet you can't guess the hardest part about 75 Hard in the first 2 weeks...
No, it's not the working out 2x per day for 45 minutes (one workout must be outside) that's hard...
It's not drinking a gallon of water everyday that's hard...
It's...
"Just bad scheduling on your part lol."
"God bless can't even imagine."
"Doing 75 hard during football season was your first mistake."
"Hard enough being a jets fan, respect."
As I thought about it, that's the whole point of 75 hard...