Several tips that make you more creative

1. Have fun.

2. Do not do the jobs that require creative thinking when you are worn out-separate these two things.

3. isolate yourself from the rest of the world.

4. Think back to your daily work and life.

5. Find the bright spots in your life and explore inspiration in detail.

6. Start from a trivial matter.

7. Do not be nervous no matter how difficult it is at the beginning.

8. Do not demand perfection. To relax, you can get feedback as soon as possible.

9. continuous improvement.

10. Ignore the cold water.

11. But be good at accepting suggestions.

12. Learn from others.

13. subvert the traditional vision and look at the problem from another angle.

14. Integrate content in various fields in your creative projects and try combinations that you have never used before.

15. have a hard time drinking coffee!

16. Once the inspiration is flashed, write them down quickly.

17. view your work from the perspective of play.

18. More children are allowed.

19. Go out, move, learn new things, and meet new friends.

20. Read something different or even exaggerated or crazy-especially something you don't agree.

21. Have a good rest-Overwork is the killer of creativity.

22. Do not force on, relax, play, and be inspired by nature.

23. Allow yourself to be distracted when you are looking for ideas.

24. But when you start to work, you must not be distracted.

25. Let's do it with excitement.

26. Do something that will make you passionate when you are not excited.

27. Don't worry if you look silly.

28. Just have a little idea-you don't have to change the whole world, as long as you can change the world.

29. block things that destroy your creative inspiration.

30. Don't read the suggestions that tell you how to create your own ideas. Just put aside everything.

31. All in all, enjoy the fun of creation!

"Sometimes, before breakfast, I fantasized about a half dozen (TRANSLATOR: quantifiers, Six, which should be a lot) Incredible things ." -- Lewis Carol Lewis Carroll

 

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