I don't know... I might be completely wrong in what I'm about to say but sometimes a problem shared is a problem halved and all that jazz.

I think it's natural to have ebbs and flows in momentum and inspiration on steem. God knows its happened to me more than once. In late 2017 I was working 3 different roles in discord communities while being very active with curie and writing a posts pretty much every day. All in all I was doing 40-60 hours/week on steem and I burned out big time to the point where it made my chronic illness much worse.

My point is that I was trying to keep up with expectations that I perceived others might have of me rather than living up to my own expectations of what I knew I could do well. Possibly you've been putting too much pressure on yourself m8? It is completely understandable when you've been ill that you've had to reduce frequency/intensity of content on steem & Twitter. Also, I wanna reassure you that the spark of inspiration always comes back when you work on it. I think your idea of getting out to your favourite places to chill is a great one as this will revitalise your mind in regards to ideas for content etc. And filming outside also is a good call.

My final piece of advice is in reference to something my oldest friend on the Blockchain said to me during that time I was overworking myself and feeling the stress big time. He said: "make sure it's fun. If you're not having fun why are you doing those things." He was referring to all the community work I was doing on discord, but it could apply equally to hustle or content. I think finding pace and inspiration is the key and I'm 100% confident you'll find yours in no time Nonso.

All the best, and don't beat yourself up. I hope you're feeling better 🙂

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