A tip I find useful for writer's block is description. Look outside. Start describing what you see. Maybe think of an scene in your head and describe that. If you can't think of anything, go to a friend. Ask them to describe a scene and you write a script to that scene. Remember to use your five senses. It helps when you can't think of anything to write.
Smell- What are you smelling?
Taste- What are you tasting?
Sight-What are you seeing?
Sound- What are you hearing?
Touch- What are you feeling?
Example: Say you are at a ballpark. Use your 5 senses to describe the scene in front of you.
You smell the freshly mowed grass as it penetrates your nostrils. The hotdog that you are eating taste strange, perhaps it is old? It is hard to see as you are surrounded by a cluster of blue and red clashing together in front of you. You hear people shouting in encouragement and disappointment. You feel the soft foam of the foam finger on your hand, ready to be thruster into the air once your team wins.
You can get a good paragraph just using your five senses. Dialogue trouble? Well, think of earlier conversations you had, read, or heard. Perhaps base your dialogue off that. Character troubles? Well, hopefully there is someone near you who you can base a character off of.
Description is good. Writing a story is even better
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