BLOGversation: Kicking bloggers block to the kerb {my top 5 tips}

I think a bit of emptying the brain is great for creativity, especially getting into the great outdoors as you said. I tend to type ideas into my phone notes bit too so there are always ideas there… lots of them look awful after a day or two and get deleted though!

But factual posts and blogs are always easier to find ideas for there as there’s always another fantastic Sydney beach/playground/cafe for me to find and photograph and write about. Hooray!

Walking, showering & road trips for work are where I come across things I hadn’t thought of before 🙂 But when I’m stuck…I do a Loving Lately/Reading Lately style post…little collections of favourite things or reads I’ve found online…that often gives me the breathing room I need to explore other types of posts next time.

I’m a travel blogger so I look through my pics (I have about 20,000!) and I try to think like someone who doesn’t travel. That helps me to look at my pictures differently and find a story. Not every post has to be long, some are short and sweet, a helpful hint or tip or a beautiful picture. Sometimes I forget everyone doesn’t know what I know.

A break away always helps I find. Read some magazines, weekend away, trips to the beach, or somewhere outside of the usual. Having a blog has compelled me to do things that I wouldn’t normally have done, to keep my blog writing fresh. I’m only new to blogging, but I can definetly see the potential for running out of idea!