Falling back in love with a WIP is all about remembering why you began. Find that spark again, then follow it.
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Find one thing you still love: a sentence, image, character or moment. Follow that thread for ten minutes. Reconnect with your story.
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Give your WIP permission to surprise you. If you're forcing it towards the story you planned, ask what it wants to become instead.
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Write a scene you've been looking forward to, even if it means you mess up the order. Writing the bit that excites you can bring things back to life.
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If you're struggling to continue, don't assume the story is broken. Ask yourself: what do I still care about here? Start there.
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Read your WIP as if it belongs to someone else. Where do you become curious? What still makes you want to know more? Sometimes distance is useful
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Lost your love for your WIP? Go back to the scene or idea that made you want to write it. What excited you then might show you where to go next.
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