SSP114 The Guys Discuss: When a Story Gets Stuck

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Ever have a story get stuck? There are a few different ways in which this can happen. Sometimes a story gets mechanically stuck where you’ve written your way into some kind of corner and can’t seem to find your way back out. Then there is also emotionally stuck, and getting stuck inside your own head.

In today’s episode, the guys discuss what they each do to get themselves kickstarted again when they have a story that gets stuck. Dave’s answer might surprise you!

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