Peg:

I can only speculate but I am torn by your plea. I can imagine, for example, that it is not the product you really _want_ to give your power to, even though it might make some dough. Or, that you had your sights set on a different vision, a different work, and this would just bring a long chain of interruptions to it. (Maybe not so many interruptions as going broke, though, I guess). My experience is that the only source of writing is the intention. I said somewhere upstairs that when you get your nose ontop that page, the transition (for me) occurs and you are in that space and what needs to be said there becomes your sole imperative, as important as putting out a fire or saving a baby on its own way -- but the hard part is the dive in when you feel like lyting on the bank in the sunshine instead.

This does not mean something is wrong with you, it just means your intention is placed otherwise. If you spot where, perhaps you can revise that according to a new set of preferences you wish to impose...

Dunno if this helps at all, but I hope it does!

Love,

A