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 Getting inspiration from anything within reach is just a piece of cake to other writers. The rest suffers from what we call the-alibi-not-to-write- a-single-word thingy . Yes, for not all times we have the energy to go on with our writing. The lonely path toward making oneself "unseen and unheard" of, for a week, month or year; focusing time and resources to getting a story done till readers are clamoring for more. So how do we get inspiration to get going, moving till THE END part is done? Well, here are some ways to get inspiration even without the energy to do so. As long as you are treating yourself a serious one in your passion to stitching characters , events, settings and motivation-- you're on to the exciting journey toward having written your magnum opus and publishing it for the world to partake -- both fun and wisdom. 1. Look around you-- see, feel, smell, touch the different stimuli which could be a germ of an idea or springboard to jaw-dropping, unstoppable

 Not all things that are broken should be fixed. Yes, for brokenness is a wonderful experience. Oh, don't make your eyebrow higher than your moral. For no one has the right to fix something; need not bother, will you? Let the one having such brokenness be the one to heal him/her-self. Let time heals the broken ego, spirit or what. Don't ever bother to say a piece of your mind, for no one has the right to, unless you're the one suffering. Suffer if you must, and feel all the pain. Yes, test your strength and grit and all. For the only way knowing your inner power is through your own undoing. Peeling banana is exposing the inside to the elements before you could eat such a kind of fruit.. Liken to our ego, when exposed to failure, judgment and all... either we close our shell and hide, or face the elements and see our inner strength. To withstand the test of fate, one must muster his/her power within. Through the peeling off outer layers, we tend to become vulnerable. and th