Summary

The article outlines four steps to enhance personal creativity, emphasizing that everyone has creative potential, even those who doubt it.

Abstract

The article, titled "Practical Creativity Tips," presents four unconventional steps to unlock one's creative abilities. It starts by challenging the notion that some people are not creative by pointing out that worrying is an imaginative process, thus proving one's creative capacity. The first step is to acknowledge one's own creativity. The second step involves letting go of ineffective methods and embracing change. The third step, termed "Reverse Creativity," encourages generating wild and fun ideas that one wouldn't normally consider. Lastly, the fourth step is to derive practical creative solutions from these imaginative ideas or to use the playful brainstorming process to inspire other workable strategies. The article also references a previous piece on achieving New Year's goals and promotes SmartContentIncome.com for online success strategies.

Opinions

The author believes that worrying is a misuse of imagination, indicating that everyone has the innate ability to be creative.
It is suggested that persisting with methods that don't work is unproductive and that change is necessary to foster creativity.
The article promotes the idea that humor and fun are key components in the creative process, encouraging the generation of outrageous ideas as a pathway to innovation.
The author reminisces about the boundless creativity of childhood and suggests that adults can and should tap into that same creativity in their adult lives.
The article endorses SmartContentIncome.com as a resource for creative solutions to achieve online success.

Practical Creativity Tips

4 Hidden Steps to Get Your Creativity On

Yes, you ARE create. And I’ll prove it below…

Welcome to this episode. The last time we got together you discovered how to turn New Year goals into New Year RESULTS. You can check it out here. Applies any day of the year :-)

Today you’re going to discover some really cool ways to get your creativity on. Even if you don’t believe you are creative.

Here we go:

Step 1: Get, Really Get, that You’re Creative Too

I often run into folks who somehow believe they are not creative. I always ask this question:

“Do you worry?”

Of course the answer is almost always yes. If you worry you are creative. Worrying is simply going into the future and imagining bad results, feeling those feelings, and then dragging them back to now to feel those feelings in the present over something that has not happened. And probably won’t.

When you worry you’re simply misusing your imagination. Let’s look at how to up your imagination and creativity game.

Step 2: Get rid of what doesn’t work

Don’t stay stuck. Remember that you are stuck when you keep doing the same things that don’t work over and over again and expect different results.

If it’s not working, it’s not working. Don’t try to come up with new and better ways to ride a dead horse.

Don’t try to come up with new and better ways to ride a dead horse.

Step 3: Reverse Creativity

Come up with crazy, silly, bizarre, outlandish ways to get the result you want that you would never do, but are fun to think about.

Make a list. Make it fun.

One of the best paths to creativity is humor and fun. Take it.

Step 4: Come up with creative ideas that will get you where you want to go

Sometimes the seeds for these creative ideas are in the crazy ideas. Other times, simply laughing at the crazy ideas will boost your creative juices for other solutions.

Remember how creative you were as a kid? The things you could build, the games you could create, the stories you told. Why not use the same creativity as an adult?

And for creative solutions to online success visit SmartContentIncome.com