If you’re a creative person, you know what I mean by “burnout”. You have no inspiration. Whatever your craft, you suddenly can’t do it. You can’t draw, or paint, or write, or think of any new ideas at all. If your income is mostly or completely dependent on your craft, this can be disastrous. However, if you’re writing a post of original content every day, it will definitely happen. For tips on how to get over “blogger’s burnout,” read this post by Rebecca at Letters from Sunnybrook:
The fun of writing gives way to the pressures of deadlines and earning potential, social media issues, and hosting commitments.
Scale back — You decided to do X posts per week. You can choose to slow down the pace and catch your breath.
Don’t post stuff you aren’t proud of
Regroup — go back to why you wanted to write, what you wanted to write about, why this is important for you to do this.