Inspiration, The Idea: Developing The Creation

Most writers would agree that before being able to start writing, inspiration will always be necessary. Through the right insight and ideas, you can easily paint that perfect picture of words that could touch others.

However, it is not uncommon for many to have to deal with writers block at some point in the writing process. In fact, finding inspiration may be a stumbling block that most writers have to rise above time and time again.

Nevertheless, what we should know is that inspiration can actually be found everywhere around us. And if you are keen to note how to use such elements into your writing then you might just find it easier to developing that perfect creation.

Using Your Personal Experience

One very common trend among many famous authors, which can be useful for you, is the influence that their personal lives have on their work. After all, the human experience has been a classic source of fascination. And take note that writing about your own experiences gives you a material that you truly know best.

Start off by day-to-day events that affect you or wherein you may have learned something whether it may be a chance meeting with someone, or a life-altering event that has impacted some significant changes in you. If something has been interesting enough to become unforgettable for you, chances are it may appeal to other people as well.

Also try delving into your personal history. Think about childhood memories that have stood out in your mind and have influenced you in your life. Recall some instances wherein you have experienced extreme emotions like joy, sorrow or anger. These can help you create a focus on writing about human emotions and you can make use of the details in your experience as well to relate it into the formulation of characters or into your writing.

Using The Viewpoint Of Others

Another common source of inspiration can still be found through human experience, but this time, through a second person point of view. A lot of times, the lives and even conversations of other people may be very inspirational. Paying attention to the people around you by taking note of their behavior or even accidentally hearing an interesting conversation may help you create a foundation for your story.

Instilling something you have learned from someone else's point of view may also be helpful insight. You may never know when you will bump into someone intellectual who can give you many philosophies to ponder on or to write about. Jot down ideas that you get from other people in your writing notebook and maybe you can use these in your book.

By taking the personality of others as an idea to shape characters and content in your work, then this can perhaps help add to its humanity. Through this, you are shaping your book to become relatable to many different personalities who may read your work.

Adapt Stories That Capture Your Interest

The news, different cultures, myths and even fairy tales are examples of stories that may trigger your imagination. These stories can be great sources for you to build your work around.

An even growing trend today among fiction writers is using myths and fairytales and trying to adapt them into a contemporary set up, which helps them, become relatable to the modern world. If you are trying to write fiction, then adding a twist or two on the original story can make it original and interesting for many people who have read the same old adaptation time and again.

You can take the insights and philosophies that you acquire from things you've read, and use it to create your own masterpiece. This is called creating art from art, and many brilliant personalities have been doing this in developing their work. And this is also why it is very useful if you are a wide reader or if you often listen to the news. You may never know when you can stumble upon something that can trigger your interest.

There are really many different ways to find inspiration, in fact, ideas can be floating everywhere around you right at this very moment. Sometimes, even the simplest things like nature, an unusual experience from your life, an accidentally overheard conversation from people or even a favorite fairytale from childhood can create that spark to give you a gazillion ideas.

Inspiration can truly be found everyday and everywhere, and so, if you feel that you are experiencing writers block at the moment, just remember to clear your mind. Take your time to relax and be keen on anything that may create that special spark in your mind. You may never know when that next big idea just might hit you.