We all have them — even me, the con­tent cre­ator. A blank page kind of day.

Maybe it’s the fact that it’s Blue Mon­day and the pierc­ing blue skies out­side looked a lot more entic­ing than my messy desk. Maybe it’s the fact that I’m still on a sug­ar high from my ‘no choco­late in the week’ week­end antics. Or maybe, it’s just one of those days.

The top­ic at hand was Brex­it and the con­trac­tor indus­try. The pro­cras­ti­na­tion at hand was tea mak­ing, email check­ing and jour­nal writ­ing. Does this make me a ter­ri­ble writer? No. Does this make me an hon­est writer? Yes.

Writer’s block is one of those things that we all have to face. Luck­i­ly, it’s easy for me to put down a try­ing blog and come back an hour lat­er when the inspi­ra­tion is in full flow — which near­ly always hap­pens. And, even luck­i­er for me is that it does­n’t hap­pen all too often, so it’s a nice excuse to take a break.

The moral of the sto­ry? Don’t beat your­self up over writer’s block. It hap­pens to the best of us.

About Away With Words

A Way With Words is a copy­writ­ing ser­vice that suf­fers from the occa­sion­al bout of writer’s block but oth­er­wise has plen­ty of words to choose from. If writer’s block is get­ting you down, pass it on to some­one who’s trained to han­dle the pain.