Journalists experience writer’s block too. Here are some tips to make sure you always have a story to tell
You are sitting at your computer, deadline approaching, but no idea in mind. Most budding journalists are familiar with this scenario. But fear not! Here are some tips that will help you get moving the next time you experience writer’s block.
Dr Kenna Griffin has compiled a list of 12 tips to find inspiration when you need it the most.
From using your people skills and channelling your creative side, to finding a new way to look at ‘old’ information – inspiration is everywhere.
These, combined with keeping up with social media trends, will ensure you can pull something out of your hat at the right time.
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