bookdragongoddess answered your question “Motivation Hacks?”
Something that I, and a lot of my friends, find helpful. Just don't focus on it-like yea, that's easier said than done-but go take a bath or a shower, watch a show, do something else. And the writer's block will go away.
I’ve been practicing that approach for so long that, unfortunately, I end up totally focusing on anything else, and then months have passed and I still haven’t produced anything and I sink deeper into my fail-feels.
As a short-term fix for an active writer, I think your advice is spot on. For the mass procrastinators of doom, like myself, it’s an excuse for escapism.
I’m trying this new thing today. Spent last night scouring the web for motivation hacks. How to get massively motivated in less than 60 seconds . The technique titled: How to unleash your natural inner hunger for progress. Got my lists written and taped to the wall beside my desk and I’m gearing up to give it a go.