\nWhy would connecting with an old friend help with your writer\u2019s block? Doing so can help stimulate memories and ideas that may be buried deep in your brain. A conversation with an old friend may remind you of why you got so excited about your current career in the first place, giving new oomph to a \u201cCareer Progression\u201d-oriented essay. The real thing \u2014 whether it\u2019s talking to an old friend or looking through old pictures \u2014 is far more effective at jogging your memory and unleashing old (but good) ideas than is sitting at a computer.<\/p>\n
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\nThere\u2019s something to be said for doing a \u201cdry run\u201d that you know will have no real consequences. Stumped on your Stanford GSB \u201cWhat matters most and why\u201d essay? Write an absurd piece that you know would immediately get you dinged if you ever submitted it. Or, write it as a character from a movie would \u2014 Gordon Gekko<\/a> is always a good one to fall back on \u2014 and let your creative juices flow. Just be sure that you remember NOT to submit this version when you send in your application!<\/p>\n
\nAt the end of the day, no mind is better able to create than a well rested one. One night of at least eight hours of sleep and another night of dedicated writing is always more effective than two nights of tired writing and less sleep than your body really needs. Science backs this up, too: While you are asleep, your brain processes the day\u2019s memories and makes new connections between neurons to store those in your long-term memory. This \u201cflushing out\u201d of your short-term memory helps your brain take in, process, and synthesize new information. Tell that to your professor when you get caught napping in class!<\/p>\n
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