I have lost my mojo for this writing project and can’t get it back

GRAVITATIONAL ORDER -- Using motion to create equilibrium so your creative work finds its place in the universe

If you're not satisfied with the level of momentum you have in your projects thus far, begin creating with whatever energy is in you. Accept that you’re not going to be ready enough, smart enough, experienced enough and organized enough, so you may as well just buckle in, knuckle down and get on with it. Just start and let the work teach you. Odds are, within five minutes of taking action, you'll prove to yourself that motion organizes and creates order, which makes taking action that much easier. A few strokes here, a couple of notes there, a line or two of code here, and you'll see that your creations always tend to their equilibrium. And suddenly, the process of bringing your ideas to form won't be so overwhelming. The alternative to this process is to tumble down the rabbit hole of useless rumination. Artists are notorious for falling into this creative trap. They have a project that sits fallow for days, weeks or even months at a time. And they lose the mojo. The work just sits there, the awful sense of dread wells up inside of them, and they start shaming themselves for being stupid and lazy and losing momentum. And the danger is, every day that goes by, their creative task feels bigger and bigger. Harder and harder. Farther and farther away. But it's really not. They've just steered their perceptions towards the wrong reality. This is when gravitational order is most useful.