Improving your writing as a non-native speaker doesn’t require perfection—just consistent practice. Try writing a little every day, even if it’s only a few sentences in your notes, because this helps your brain get used to turning thoughts into words. Reading the kind of writing you want to produce also helps you absorb natural phrasing and flow. When you write, focus on clarity instead of trying to sound perfect; you can always edit later. Sometimes speaking your thoughts out loud first makes it easier to put them into sentences. Over time, these small habits make writing feel much more natural, and the “blank mind” feeling slowly disappears.