I came across this interesting advice in an article about teaching writing and wanted to save it, so I decided to type it in here. Plus, it's a good thing to share.
"If writing a book is impossible, write a chapter.
If writing a chapter is impossible, write a page.
If writing a page is impossible, write a paragraph.
If writing a paragraph is impossible, write a sentence.
If writing a sentence is impossible, write a word and teach yourself everything there is to know about that word and then write another, connected word and see where the connection leads."
-Richard Rhodes (1996)
