Reframe Writer's Block As A Specific, Solvable Problem

You have stopped writing and started calling it writer's block, which explains nothing and fixes nothing. This asks what actually happened at the point you stalled: not knowing what comes next, fear the scene will be bad, or genuinely losing interest in the project, then gives you one small, concrete thing to try in the next twenty minutes. Good for anyone stuck and tired of the vague label.

<context>
You have not written anything on your project in {TIME_PERIOD} and have started calling it writer's block, which is not actually a diagnosis. Describe the project and where it stalled: {PROJECT_DESCRIPTION}.
</context>
<task>
**Reframe the block into a specific, nameable problem:**
1. Rule out the vague label "writer's block" and ask what actually happened at the point of stalling
2. Consider whether the real issue is: not knowing what happens next, fear of the scene being bad, or the project itself losing interest
3. Based on the description given, name the most likely specific cause
4. Suggest one small, concrete action to test that diagnosis, small enough to do in under 20 minutes
</task>
<output_format>
- A short reframe of the problem in plain terms
- One specific 20 minute action to try next
</output_format>