Summarise Your Creative Block So It Becomes Something You Can Work With

You are not working on it and you tell yourself you are blocked but you have not looked at what blocked actually means in this case. Sometimes it is avoiding the work because it might not be good. Sometimes it is a genuine creative problem you have not solved yet. Sometimes you just do not know what happens next. This finds out which and gives you one thing to do in the next ten minutes that does not require solving any of it.

I am blocked on a creative project and I need to understand what the block actually is before I can move through it. Help me describe it more precisely by: distinguishing whether I am avoiding the work, afraid of the work, stuck on a specific problem, or out of ideas, identifying what specifically about this project has stopped moving (the idea, the execution, the medium, the audience, or something else), asking me two questions that would help me understand whether this is a creative problem or a confidence problem, and suggesting one thing I could do in the next ten minutes that would not require solving the problem but would end the session. The project I am blocked on is [describe it: what it is, where you are in it, and how long you have been stuck].