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33 Ways to Stay Creative
March 28, 2013
Any time you sincerely want to make a change, the first thing you must do is to raise your standards.
-Anthony Robbins
-Anthony Robbins
- Make lists
- Carry a notebook everywhere
- Try free writing
- Get away from the computer
- Be otherworldly
- Quit beating yourself up
- Take breaks
- Sing in the shower
- Drink coffee/tea
- Know your roots
- Listen to new music
- Be open
- Surround yourself with creative people
- Get feedback
- Collaborate
- Don't give up
- Practice, practice, practice
- Allow yourself to make mistakes
- Go somewhere new
- Watch foreign films
- Count your blessings
- Get lots of rest
- Take risks
- Break the rules
- Do more of what makes you happy
- Don't force it
- Read a page of the dictionary
- Create a framework
- Stop trying to be perfect
- Got an idea? Write it down
- Clean your workspace
- Have fun
- Finish something
Here are some of the articles in the July/August 2012 issue of Exhange:- EVERYDAY CREATIVITY: Everyday Creativity — Spaces and Places for Ideas to Flourish by Paula Jorde Bloom and Ann Hentschel
- ESSENTIAL IDEAS: Essential Ideas for Healthy Childhoods — Contributed ideas
- IDEAS LEADING TO CHANGE: Significant Ideas and Progressive Change by Gwen Morgan and Anne Mitchell
- EXPLORING IDEAS: Seeing Children's Ideas by Deb Curtis
- TALKING ABOUT IDEAS: Conversations that Generate New Ideas by Margie Carter
- RISKS AND IDEAS: Giving Ourselves Permission to Take Risks by Elizabeth Jones
- FROM IDEA TO POSSIBILITY: Living in the WOW of Your Ideas by M. Parker Mabry
- CREATIVITY 101: Everyone Can Be Creative — Here's How by Roger Neugebauer
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Comments (2)
Displaying All 2 CommentsCSBC
Denver, United States
I think this list lacks non-verbal activities (I know we are all extremely focused on literacy!) - art, music, dance, sculpture, photography. I think one of the best ways to encourage creativity is to do something using a medium one does not use on a daily basis. Most of us spend too mush time with words!
Daycare In Demand
Portsmouth, NH, United States
This is a great list, but I think "finish something" is probably my single favorite item on it - nothing frees you to be creative like finally scratching something off that long "to-do" list!
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