How To Write a Weekly Blog Even When You Have Nothing To Write About - Part 2

In Part 1 of this series last week, we focused on how to create time in your schedule to write a weekly blog. In Part 2 this week, the focus is ideation. It's all about consistently generating writing ideas so that you never run out of things to talk about in your blog posts.  

To recap, you can find time in your schedule to write if you:

1. Make an unreasonable personal commitment

2. Block your schedule,

3. Set writing time limits, and

4. Batch write whenever possible.

Now that you have the time to write, let’s focus on figuring out topics to help keep your blog rolling consistently.

A Note About Writer's Block

When you first sit down to begin your blog posts, you may find yourself staring blankly at the page, idea-less. This is normal. It's writer's block, or more accurately, idea block.  However, what I've come to realize is that writer's block is a mindset problem, not a creativity issue.  

Whenever I do something creative, my mind starts to wonder how it will be received.  Is this information really …