Slumps — those annoying periods of time when we seem to… suck at life, for lack of a better phrase. From athletes to chefs, politicians to poker players, nobody is safe from the occasional slump. In fact, I seem to be having a slump of my own this week; careful scrutinizers will note that I not only skipped a workout day on Wednesday, but on Friday I also failed to write a post in accordance with the Supreme Laws of Write, Write, Write!

While annoying to perfectionists, slumps prove that we are merely humans, and none of us are perfect (or at least very few of us ).

I can’t say for certain that slumps can be readily avoided, but the best way to pull out of one is to apply some motivation. Obviously, someone in a slump is going to have a hard time finding that motivation. You can start by reading some other posts which weren’t written while I was in a slump of my own.

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