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We LOVE to read comments so please leave a comment and subscribe to Our channel:  https://www.youtube.com/writerslifeorg Grab your free writer's toolkit by going to  http://www.writerslife.org/finish-your-book ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hello it's Peter here again from WritersLife.org and today I'd like to talk about   unusual writing tips there are thousands of pieces of writing advice out there some useful some just don't supply some are obvious some to obscure some of you agree with some you don't every writer who likes to learn and grow we'll search for writing tips and advice however if this is something you regularly do you may find you come across a lot of the same tips and ideas over and over again write every day show don't tell always use a professional editor and so on these pieces of writing and mice are great and useful for the vast majority of writers however you may well have taken those on board already developing as a writer is all about trying new things so if you're looking for some unique and unusual writing tips to use to refresh and refocus your writing why not give these ago first writing about your writing sessions if you want to discover how you work best as a writer than keeping a writing journal or long book about your writing sessions can reveal a lot observe details such as the time and day you wrote where the writing took place how much you write in one space of time how you felt when you were writing how long it has been since your last session and everything else you think might be useful while this might eat into your valuable writing time it could prove to be extremely helpful if patterns start to emerge and give you interesting insights into how where and when you perform at you best next don't think just right don't say another word don't even breathe just start writing just do it right now get your computer open that document and write without thinking about anything else there is loads of advice on how to start a writing session forget it all and just do it instead next Jamie fine your writing set timers right while you walk acting out your book basically try anything that turns it into a game if you can make your writing as fun and challenging as possible this will motivate you to keep going keep challenging yourself or trying to be your score and suddenly you'll want to keep writing all day long and next create emotion playlists music can be powerful when it comes to enhancing or releasing emotions make amazing playlists that you could listen to when you're angry happy sad in love and so on play them loudly and write down everything you're feeling this can be a great way of perfectly capturing emotions and then using these in your stories next start at the end most writers write linearly but why not try and change it up a little next time you come up with a story idea challenge yourself to write the end first and work backwards it could turn out to be insightful and entertaining next don't restrict yourself in any way we alright with our guards up a little why not try writing without caring what anyone else thinks right the sexy sexy you can imagine all the most vile of brutal death write about something that scares you or your guilty pleasures or secrets your weirdest darkest thoughts you could come up with something compelling and find this liberating - you don't have to show it to anyone or use it if you don't want to it's up to you next right outside sometimes the Sun on your face or the wind whipping your hair around can be exhilarating and inspiring we all have our sensible and comforting spots - writing makes it up a little right somewhere unusual and see if this gives you an extra boost next focus on criticism instead of comforting yourself by reading the great reviews or remembering the words of encouragement you've been given instead concentrate on the criticism the worst thing anyone has ever said about your writing all the people that don't believe you can do it get angry and use that anger to motivate you to prove them all wrong if you're looking to try something a little different with your writing why not experiment with these tips and see how they make you feel if you have any unusual writing tips share them with us one writer's life and don't forget if you're struggling to write or finish your book our free writers toolkit can help with it you'll learn how to overcome procrastination get organized stay focused find time to write and finally get your book published to get access now while it's still available simply go to http://www.writerslife.org/toolkit that's it for now be sure   to like this video give us a thumbs up and subscribe to our channel for more my name's Peter and I'll see you next time