When I was confronted with the task of creating an original viewpoint,
piece or anything about inspiration, I didn’t have the slightest idea what to
do. I drafted several different possible blogs, and discarded each and every
single one of them, they were that cheesy and disappointing to me. The irony
was obvious. I had no inspiration and desperately needed some. But being
inspired is not easy. Inspiring someone else is not easy. And neither is
writing about inspiration - it’s an abstract noun, and all the dictionary
definitions of it were rather vague and usually used the word inspired when
describing it. Despite my best efforts, I cannot say I found any, however
valuable my resources were. The ominous feeling I continuously felt hanging
over me and giving me a crippling writers block was that however good the
previous blogs available to me on the JFS website, trying find stimulation to
be creative from someone else’s mastermind of a blog would really just be
copying. I believe I learnt a great deal about inspiration by making these
mistakes.
Welcome
Welcome to JFS School's official Blog. This is our third year of the blog and represents a chance for our new team of intrepid student journalists to write what's on their minds. The Autumn term’s blog theme focuses on “Inspiration” - so stay tuned for some fantastic creative writing.