5 Work Habits of Famous Writers

In order to combat the infamous "writers block" authors often have certain strategies devised. This video contains the techniques 3 famous authors use to get their creative juices flowing and produce vast amounts of high quality work.

No matter the profession we all face creative blocks in our work. procrastination sets in and our progress becomes hindered. I made this video in the hopes that these techniques can be implemented into our own chosen arena.

This video contains various methods to increase productivity and enhance our creative abilities.

INTRO 00:00 - 00:40

Stephen King 00:40 - 01:50

Haruki Murakami 01:50 - 03:33

John Steinbeck 03:33 - 05:21

[nomoreweak]

“There are basically two types of people. People who accomplish things, and people who claim to have accomplished things. The first group is less crowded.”

[vikramiot]

The sound quality on this channel is def in top 5 across all YT. What an amazing experience!

[johnbyrne]

"Unless I write every day,
I don't feel I
deserve my dinner."
- Charlie Chaplin.

[motivationbrute]

Oh these pieces of advice are so valuable! This is definitely a welcomed variation of your content which I already loved! =)

[grondhero]

I've had writer's block for about a month. I'm on page 93 and this helped remind and motivate me to continue on.

[DMRoper]

This video ended too quickly. I was panting for more. But thanks for sharing it. Really appreciated the advice from King and Steinbeck the most. (Going to replay now.)

[reallydarkmatter]

This channel is the friend I need when my life gets tough

[bestquotescollections]

“Beauty is not in the face; beauty is a light in the heart.”
Khalil Gibran

[pedrohenriquedasilva]

You don't need to follow these rules or habits, you just create a habit for you. For example, a regular worker probably doens't have the same situation like Murakami, know? Run, swinm, painting, flying, etc. He/She doesn't have enought time. So, try to create your own habit.

[johncastleberry]

Very interesting. Perhaps not a part of
how writers write, but an interesting element.
Steinbecks story also involves an upper middle class upbringing in Southern California. He had talent and opportunity.
Being a creative is often thankless and fruitless financially. It helps enormously to have resources and connections.
With resources, talent and hard-work
and discipline, a few succeed.

[sidharthkashyap]

Content is welcomed..❤❤❤
Plz bring this type of content for aspiring content writers

[dumpsterpsycho]

Considering I’m a writer, this was greatly needed.

[johnbyrne]

"You Can't wait for inspiration
You have to go after
It with a club."
- Jack London.

[m.richard.helton]

As once said, "Writing is easy. All you have to do is sit down at your Typewriter and Bleed. I believe in the way the movie, Finding Forest, protradeed. I just sit down and start writing no pressure, just enjoy yourself. I write seven to eight pages at a time, when I feel like it. I write four to five times a week at anytime of the day or night. Writing comes easy for me. I am a free-handed writer. I just write without device to help. No brain storming just write automatically.

[IrrationalDelusion]

5:09 The Internet suggests "If a scene or a section gets the better of you and you still think you want it-bypass it and go on. When you have finished the whole you can come back to it and then you may find that the reason it gave trouble is because it didn't belong there". Isn't that pulling stuff out of context?

[Readinglovepoems]

Very informative information about how to be a good writer! Thank you! For example, ever since I was a kid, I’ve dreamed of putting my career and life into writing. At the age of 13 she began to write poetry, there is a fairy tale, an unfinished novel-research, many entries in personal diaries, but apparently, need structure and completeness. Until all this is not finished and in the table. I really hope in the future to publish my love lyrics with friends. I think the world will accept it no worse than in the past Pushkin was accepted!

[manasjha]

Why redfrost removed alan wats, confusious etc video..?They were of unmatched quality....thank you for all your great works.

[JayTheAuthor]

What a great video! Thanks for unblocking some creative juices that seemed to be stuck in my valves, this video helped unblock my veins

[RxnHub]

Anger is the enemy of non-violence and pride is a monster that swallows it up.

[Fromtheforgottengardens]

I write on weekends and these advices are so thoughtful