I'm a bit low on the word count so if anyone can give me tips, or motivational speaking it would be appreciated
"I came here tonight because when you realize you want to spend the rest of your life with someone you want the rest of your life to begin as soon as possible."
Sometimes I just write nonsense scenes, where the characters from my novel do bizarre things in bizarre situations. I'll never actually use them or show them to anyone, but sometimes they help get me going.
Or start an argument. Conflict is always good, and once you get going in the quick back-and-forth of an argument between two (or more) characters, you'll be surprised at how much you can write.
Got YWS?
"Most of us have far more courage than we ever dreamed we possessed."
- Dale Carnegie
But...if nothing comes to you even with the pressure going for ya, try the above suggestions. Or, spend a whole writing session brainstorming/plotting, if that's more your style. Take a walk in the woods or something, listen to music that fits what you're trying to write, and simulate other various things you'd see/hear/smell as that character in a particular scene or plot arc you're trying to write. That generally helps me to at least a small degree; it at least gets my creative juices flowing.
I might be unique in that, though.
When Heroes fall and the Sacred Blade is captured, can Evil be stopped?~The Wings of Darkness
"Funny is a formula for which there are a million variables, and it is impossible to backtrack unless, possibly, you make a living out of it."~Rosey Unicorn
