How to get into Second Life without really trying

Selby Evans is Thinkerer Melville in Second Life

Writer’s block.   Familiar problem.  Our Google search found hundred’s of thousands of citations for that phrase.  With offers of treatments.  Cures. 

That’s because writers find themselves:

Stuck.                                    
Spinning my wheels.
On dead center.
Up against it.   
At a dead end.                      
Don’t know where to start.
Don’t know what to do.

But nobody else has this problem.  Only writers would recognize these scenic descriptions.  Because if other people had problems like this, there would be something called Other People’s Block.   There would be books about it.  Exercises to treat it.  Treatments to cure it.

We have found some people who do run into such blocks.   They sometimes consider it a problem.   Every problem that’s worth talking about has to have a name, so we called it Doer’s Block. 

No point in naming something if you are not going to do something about it.  So we worked up some things to do about it.  Not exercises.  No way are we going to suggest exercises for solving problems.  We are just going to suggest some ways to get your brain to hit the ground running.

Please don’t image this last idea.

Starting Block. 
If you want your brain to help you, turn it on.

Help from your head
Start Buttons
Start Buttons from the Un

The Startalittles

Cuepons
Card tricks, a new deal for your brain

Head Starts

Procrastination

Tomorrow Clipit

Problem-Solving
A problem lets you see what you can do.

Strengths
Self-starting
Follow-Thru