If you find yourself out of the writing flow, understand that it’s not about having a block. It’s easy to get in your own head as a writer, or even someone who loves to write. Growing up, I had a journal. I wrote in it 24/7, and made sure I didn’t skip a day. I would only miss writing if I wasn’t feeling well. I had a journal for almost every year of my life. The writing flow for me was the flow of life. For those who find themselves struggling to write or keep inspired; my advice is to connect it to yourself personally. It can’t just be a journal entry, it has to be something that you must do to feel complete. You must look forward to it. Most authors who have a busy family life make writing the leisure they look forward to after a hard day’s work. Your mindset has to change. You can’t look at writing as a chore. It’s a muscle that you must work out. Just like getting fit, you have to work that creative muscle to great fitness, and it won’t happen overnight. Don’t care about how long it will take for you to become a master writer, just think of the end result. Writing is a freedom that everyone can enjoy…but make it your own. Write to inform, entertain, inspire…just write.