I’ve designed this quick-start creativity series to be an easy reference for you, for whenever you’re feeling stuck creatively.

Part 5:

Soak up the Energy of Other Creatives

Visit an art gallery, go to a drama production, or go to the ballet. Go somewhere where artists have poured their heart and soul into something. You may not be an artsy person yourself, but you sure can learn a lot by observing the work others have worked so hard to create. There is a creative energy in these things, and you can absorb and learn from this energy to apply to your own work–even if you do something that is totally the opposite of artsy in your job.

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Unlock Your Creativity, part 3

I’ve designed this quick-start creativity series to be an easy reference for you, for whenever you’re feeling stuck creatively.

Part 3:

Time Yourself

Sometimes, there’s no better way to kick your mind into high gear than to set little deadlines for yourself. For instance, you can give yourself 10 minutes to brainstorm a list of ideas, solutions, or whatever you need to brainstorm. When time is up, it’s up. Immediately choose your top 3 favorite ideas. From there, give yourself 30 seconds to make your final choice, circling your very favorite idea. This deadline cuts the fluff and helps you get to the heart of what matters.

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