I'm not going to write this article. #2: What is the importance of having a blog post introduction? The blog post introduction helps to catch the reader's attention and captures what the article is about. If it doesn't, readers might not bother reading any further and may click out of the page. Therefore, it makes sense to put a substantial amount of time and effort into crafting a good introduction so that readers will be invested in continuing on with your content. #3: Could you provide an example for this question? I am interested in how having writer's block affects writing for days, weeks, or even months. But instead of writing the ideal article, I became stuck with having writer's block. For example, I want to write an article about how to increase your IQ by 20 points. But instead of editing it and giving it to my editor, I just copy-and-paste exactly what the internet has to say about IQ increasing and write that over and over again. #4: What is your opinion? That this question requires an explanation is probably something that most people will agree on. Because no matter how much research is done by psychologists, nobody really knows exactly what causes writer's block. But there are some studies which provide some insight into what could cause writers' blocks in certain situations. For example, a study by Zizzi and Gollwitzer in 2009 found that writing a blog entry about a stressful situation for five minutes was enough to reduce the amount of writer's block that the participant experienced. These results could be explained by the fact that writing about our problems or stresses alleviates some of them and making the person write something for five minutes usually takes around eight minutes, which seems like an appropriate amount of time. #5: Can you provide an example for this question? How do we make someone feel more comfortable when they are telling us their personal problems? Well, we should probably not take it personally and give them our full attention. This can create a comfortable environment for them, in which they are more likely to be honest and open about their problems. #6: How do you know that your idea is the one that will make you succeed? To start answering this question, let's look at an excerpt from one of Steve Jobs' commencement speeches called "How to live before you die". The purpose of life is a life of purpose. Your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone else's life. Don't let the noise of others' opinions drown out your own inner voice. And most important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition. They somehow already know what you truly want to become. Everything else is secondary. #7: What relevant knowledge do you bring to the table? This is probably two questions in one. The first is how much research should I have done before writing this article. The second question is what knowledge will I provide my readers? I have decided that I will not write this article because it isn't good enough. It's not bad, but it could be made better if I put more effort into it. Perhaps I should watch some YouTube videos, which are always good for getting ideas for articles, or perhaps take a break from writing and re-read some articles that have inspired me in the past so that they can serve as a reference for future articles. 81eaaddfaf 46
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