Thank you again so much Entertainingly Nerdy for showing me this prompt post on Twitter, and thank you so much to the amazing Jenniely for creating this last year!
Honestly I feel like I’m the worst to give advice on getting out of slumps because I’m prone to having six-nine month long slumps, sometimes more. You can tell if you look at my blog before I got more consistent. You could see how many months could go by between my good moments when I’d want to try again. I’m just honestly so thankful that I haven’t slipped again.
- Watch your favorite movie, TV show for an hour or two. Just completely remove your mind from reading at the moment.
- Read your favorite review that you ever wrote, and reminisce on how good it felt to write it
- Get out of your reading place (physically) and explore somewhere else for a bit
- Listen to some music
- Watch a music video that speaks to your soul
- Take a break
- See if you’re willing to do a buddy read. Sometimes reading with someone else can get you out of a slump
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These are all good tips. Especially the music one.
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Thanks so much! I had a hard time coming up with these ones but I’m glad they were pretty good 🙂
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You’re welcome! I’ve been getting into a reading slump lately and I hate it.
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Me too! I hope we can get out of those slumps soon.
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Buddy reads are for sure a good way to break a slump, because hearing other people get excited about a book makes me more excited to read it. But also, if I’m just not feeling reading in general, I love taking some time to do something else, because I feel like that’s my brain’s way of saying, “That’s enough words out of you now. Give me something else, please.”
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