I don’t necessarily sit down to write. Thoughts and inspirations come in response to things like this video, when I’m in the shower, meditating, reading a book or working with people. A few of those make it into this blog:). When they do I just sit down and write and edit till it feels good to publicly post it.

Having said that here are some suggestions that may help.

#1: Shift your perception of those first 10-15 mins from being a waste of time to one of developing clarity through focus.
#2: Spend some time before you write, relaxing deeply into yourself, aiming to connect with the Source of all life & inspiration. Not trying to get your mind around an idea or figuring out how to put your thoughts together but allowing your connection to Spirit or God or Whatever you want to call it to come to your awareness, appreciating that connection in the deepest possible way. Then give up your thoughts to that presence. Continue appreciating the connection and allowing inspiration to flow through you if and when it does. Appreciating what comes or not and appreciating the connection more & more until you feel full up and overflowing. Then wait a touch longer before putting pen to paper/fingers to keypads.
#3: Mind mapping can be useful to provide a framework.

Let’s know how that goes if you play with any of it,

Darag

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Darag

I’d agree that there are likely more wonders ‘out there’ than we can imagine from ‘down here’ and I would also suggest the way to open up to them is to be full on with appreciating what we have ‘down here’ and ‘who we are’.

I know from bitter experience that not appreciating who I am, where I am and who and what I have around me has only made life more miserable. And it kept moving in that direction until I learned that lesson:)