Even Writer's Block Has a Gift
Nobody wants to sit staring at a blinking cursor for two hours. Nobody wants to get their manuscript back from an editor filled with red ink. Nobody wants to watch a book proposal they poured months into get rejected.
We don’t want these scenarios. We rightfully dread them. We do everything we can to avoid them. But why is it so hard to see the silver lining in them?
That blinking cursor means you have the rare chance to slow down, reimagine, and rediscover your story’s heart.
The red ink? It’s not failure—it’s proof someone engaged deeply enough with your work to sharpen it into something stronger.
The rejection? As hard as it is, it gives you time and space to refine your voice, improve your craft, and prepare for an opportunity that might be better than the one you thought you wanted.
We don’t have to like these moments. However, we can choose to appreciate what they produce: better writing, thicker skin, sharper clarity, and deeper stories. Because not every season gives us that chance. Some seasons scatter our focus, drain our energy, and pull us away from our words.
So when writing forces us to pause, to rework, or to wait, maybe that’s the silver lining: it’s shaping us into better writers—if we’ll let it.
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