I haven’t acquired enough responses to post the answers one at a time so I’m posting these questions again in hopes that more folks will reply to these:
When/how do you know you are starting to feel burnt-out?
How do you navigate around obstacles which crowd out your abilities to focus on poetry in the day-to day?
How do you combat poetic burn-out specifically?
Finally, how do you know when you’ve conquered burn-out?
I will feature these questions one at a time each Friday once I get a satisfactory number of responses (at least five people) so I hope you will all take the time to e-mail me your answers at poethoundblogspot@yahoo.com and please type the words Burn Out in your subject line so that I know you aren’t Spam. Thank you!
Thanks always for dropping in and participating, I look forward to meeting again Monday for another featured site…
3 comments:
I usually know when burnout is close because I press to hard trying...for me a break if only for a day or two and go do something else I enjoy seems to help
I've been intending to take some time to answer these questions thoughtfully...but have been feeling a bit burned out myself. Hoping I'll get over it and get something to you by Friday!
Thanks for your responses. If you are able to e-mail by Friday that would be great, otherwise I may have to post everything at once on just one Friday due to few participants. Nice to know others are experiencing burn-out as well so I don't feel so guilty.
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