Posts for: #Psychology

Overcoming Writer’s Block: The Psychology Behind Writing Struggles

Writer’s Block doesn’t exist — and I have the science to prove it.

Allow me to share some insider information with you—writer’s block is almost exclusively a problem for beginning and casual writers. When writing becomes more than a hobby, it’s just not a good excuse for failing to produce.

“If I could only just get my thoughts on paper…” is a lament I have heard countless times from classmates and non-writers who dream about having the time and willpower to write. What this really means is they wish for the final draft of a masterpiece to magically appear on paper without investing time or effort.

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Old Games as Experience, NOT Nostalgia

The Big “N”

When we talk about the retro hobby there is one word that comes up more than any other:

NOSTALGIA

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Here in the roaring 2k20s, we are experiencing what I’d call a retro renaissance : a resurgence of interest in the old, forgotten, and obsolete. There are many reasons for this phenomenon that go beyond the scope of this post, but its clear I’m a willing participant of this wave and, if you’re reading this, you probably are as well.

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