Jenn, your article is inspiring. I always wonder why writing is such a battle with oneself. Reflective practice is a way to bring the internal belligerents into dialogue :) Maybe sometimes is better to leave the battle field and to look for a neutral third party (talk with a colleague or friend, as you said)
I am not fond of flow writing... especially when anxiety went to the party. The next time, I will try to use the "shower" effect: let the problem percolate.
Hi Nathalie! Thanks so much for your comment! Yes, I think different battles require different strategies so sometimes it takes a bit of experimentation to figure out what will help you break through.
Jenn, your article is inspiring. I always wonder why writing is such a battle with oneself. Reflective practice is a way to bring the internal belligerents into dialogue :) Maybe sometimes is better to leave the battle field and to look for a neutral third party (talk with a colleague or friend, as you said)
I am not fond of flow writing... especially when anxiety went to the party. The next time, I will try to use the "shower" effect: let the problem percolate.
Hi Nathalie! Thanks so much for your comment! Yes, I think different battles require different strategies so sometimes it takes a bit of experimentation to figure out what will help you break through.