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I wanna know about the blue paper technique!Tell her about the blue paper technique I told you about. Works every time.
Doesn't work for me. I can't see the words properly on blue paper. However, leaving the screen and writing on real paper with a real pen works for me every time.Tell her about the blue paper technique I told you about. Works every time.
Blue stimulates the creative half of the brain, whereas red stimulates the logical side. Heard about it on radio 4.I wanna know about the blue paper technique!
My front room is mainly red and where I create best. I don't buy this one size fits all. Besides, I don't need it. I don't suffer from writer's block.Blue stimulates the creative half of the brain, whereas red stimulates the logical side. Heard about it on radio 4.
So I always write on blue paper.
When I’m stuck, and getting nowhere, it’s usually because I’ve forgotten to change the page to blue. I change it, and 10 to 20 minutes later I’m coming up with new ideas again.
If a blue screen is too difficult for your eyes, you could spread a blue cloth over the table you’re working on so it’s there in the background.
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You don't have writer's block. You just have a brain that's finished one enormous task and needs R&R (like desk clearing) before starting a new project. Give it a couple of weeks off your own creative work.The goblin has me right now!
There’s always an exception to every rule. And you, my lovely, creative, lady probably have a head that’s the most beautiful shade of summer blue on the inside. XxxMy front room is mainly red and where I create best. I don't buy this one size fits all. Besides, I don't need it. I don't suffer from writer's block.
Ahhh.... I also heard that red stimulates the appetite, and we painted our dining room red in one house.Blue stimulates the creative half of the brain, whereas red stimulates the logical side. Heard about it on radio 4.
So I always write on blue paper.
When I’m stuck, and getting nowhere, it’s usually because I’ve forgotten to change the page to blue. I change it, and 10 to 20 minutes later I’m coming up with new ideas again.
If a blue screen is too difficult for your eyes, you could spread a blue cloth over the table you’re working on so it’s there in the background.
Xxxx