Take a risk and commit to a big, bold idea you have. Once you’ve committed, make it real – test your idea, validate it, re-shape it, and celebrate your efforts. The creative process is not linear – each habit feeds the others and leads you to creative ideas. The important thing is to continue to cultivate these habits every day.
Experiment. Have a little fun today. Be playful. Serious work and serious play do not have to be mutually exclusive. Lighten up a little and see the creative ideas flow!
Change the way you look at things – instead of going about your day in the same old way with the same old routines, do something different to shake it up a bit! Be a scout – observe the world around you – don’t judge it, just take it in and see what ideas you might spark by just observing and absorbing the world around you.
The first step is getting into the right space and place – or making your environment “right” for creative thinking and action. Check out your spaces and places – do these help or hinder your ability to get into the right “vibe” to be creative?
Experts say that it takes 21 days to make or break a habit! So, this week we explore a brief overview of the habits necessary to spark your creative genius. We talk about five specific habits that will help you come up with fresh, new ideas and put those ideas into action. For more information on these habits, order our book, Stimulated! Habits to Spark Your Creative Genius at Work by clicking HERE. Use code BLOG to purchase the book for only $10!
