I’ve been reading Seth’s blog tonight.

When bloggers do stuff

Seth writes that he’d rather read blogs about the process of writing them and less so the stuff reported in them.  Content Blog talks about the fact that what you write is more important than how it’s written. Blogs are about learning, feedback and creativity. Don’t forget that…

Reframing
Andrew Boyd has listed a technique for breaking the block that uses cards and at technique called reframing. It requires you to put down all your experiences and topics on cards, then pick them out to help you look at things from different perspectives.

Mind maps break the block
For various reasons I couldn’t seem to get myself to put fingers to keys on UsableWorld over the last month. I don’t fancy writing prose much… Then, UsableWorld got a mention in the local newpaper and I thought I’d better put something up quick!

I’ve been busy with work and have been mind mapping strategies quite a bit lately.  I decided to mind map my blog posts.

Bloggers’ block broken!

Then, still suffering from a Block Hangover, I thought why not just put them up as they are?  With some messing around I finally worked out how to make them fit on Terapad!  As you will see in my ‘Usability’ section

Now the Jury’s out…I ask you:

• Are unfamiliar people overwhelmed by them?
• Are they engaging to read?
• Should I turn them into paragraphs?