The Charlie Brown Moment: Why We Choke Under Pressure

Ever wonder what Writer's Block happens to be?

It's a form of choking under pressure. When we're called upon to speak, to write, or to do something under pressure, we almost always seem to struggle.

This choking happens even with professionals who normally breeze through their work. The big reason for this choking under pressure is partly because of the lack of the right preparation.

Instead of training under Lucy Moments, we train under Charlie Brown moments.

Let's find out how to avoid the choke and to avoid the sticky moments completely.

 

Next Step: Read or listen to—Writer's Block Series: How A Lack of Energy, Not Time, Causes Writers to Stall and Crash