I’ve designed this quick-start creativity series to be an easy reference for you, for whenever you’re feeling stuck creatively.
Part 2:
I’ve mentioned this a couple of times already, but it really helps if you’re having trouble being creative and coming up with new ideas. Do things that help you reclaim the wonder of a child. Think like a child and you’ll be able to make different connections as you go outside your usual “box” of adult thinking.
I’ve designed this quick-start creativity series to be an easy reference for you, for whenever you’re feeling stuck creatively.
Part 1:
SIR-PIPS
This is a funny little way to remember what you need to do to boost your creativity whenever you need to.
Your Own Two Feet is a 23 page, 6200+ word guide that teaches people how they can become more independent.
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Here are the final 11 of the twenty-one proven ideas for building your confidence so you can magnetically attract new clients. Choose and put into practice the ones that best resonate with you.
Speaking of small steps, one of the best you can take for yourself is to stop thinking and “just do it”—whatever “it” is.
Thinking leads to over-thinking, which leads to procrastination, which leads to a loss of self-worth. So be the person who takes action when others are still tossing around possible solutions: While they estimate the cost of new bathtubs, buy a $2.00 all-purpose plug to stop the leak. Tidy your desk. Make those phone calls.
Taking action is empowering. So give your clients the best example, and be that “action person” they look up to, and admire.