How To Be More Creative And Enhance Your Creativity

Before I think about how to create more, let me start by identifying the real barriers that some people seem to have when they want to develop creative art, think if any of these things work for you and your life; 1. Lack of time. This is not a big deal as you might think. Linking thoughts and ideas takes just seconds. It can happen anytime, anywhere. As long as you are in the right situation and paying attention to your personal information. Art in my opinion is about the amount of time you have and the acceptance of yourself. Although this takes time. 2. Fear of judgment. When I worked for the national newspaper and had consultations, people were often afraid to express their views. Creativity results in strange ideas and perhaps in some ways different. They can be thought of as strange, strange, or challenging. Fear of being considered strange, stupid or different often kills art. If I was afraid that people would think one of those things about me, I wouldn’t bother waking up in the morning; I love the fact that people think I am all those things !! 3. Lack of self-confidence. When you do something creatively, you cross the boundaries of what was safe and familiar in the past, to yourself and perhaps to others. If you are not sure of your own identity, being different in any way may seem dangerous or even dangerous. The danger is that you give up your new understanding just to get involved. Get out of those chains! 4. Fear of failure. This prevents us. When you make new connections in your brain, there can be no "right" or "wrong" in nature by it. Failure can only have two meanings; first, that it did not work the way you wanted it to. Second, someone else did not like you. But what can I do ?? !! I have to tell you all that I get a lot of feedback on how I produce many successful projects, and I am often asked how I do it. I always point out that these projects are actually about 10% of what I was thinking. The other 90% never worked or never left my mind. Art is not limited to the intellectual. Einstein was smart, but not really the best creative model for us. You do not need special skills to create. The fruits of your wisdom can be seen in many, many ways, I actually expect that. If you ever doubt your creativity, remind yourself that a few times every night you create a whole new dream, that you write, hold and watch, that involves all your senses and have effects that can last long after you are over. This creation is not so easy that most people do not see it that way. How to be very creative. Okay, so how does one go about getting a lot of art. Let me give you some ideas; 1. Get the right attitude. Examine which provinces you associate with being creative. Find out what is troubling you and keep you creative. What is the best time of the day? Best place? Do you need to be alone or with others or alone among others? Do you need sounds or silence or background sounds? Create a profile for your creativity, and then make time and space regularly instead of waiting for some divine intervention to happen automatically. 2. Develop a dream. Focus on your life experience and focus on your existing wisdom instead of wasting your day's dreams and dreams. Do not allow yourself to waste what you have already gained by ignoring it. 3. Ask yourself, 'What will happen if I do?' and "What else?" and "How again?" Always go over what you thought, get more different ideas. 4. When and / or when you get into trouble, pretend your usual solution isn't available. This can work in many ways. If your PC crashes today, how can you do your job? If you and your spouse have grown apart, what can happen if you give in to your emotions? Some solutions may not be better than the ones you are used to: some may offer you new smart opportunities. Do the opposite. I wrote about that idea in a previous article entitled Do Something Different, go check it out. 5. See how effects you can get with the same ingredients. I am sure many of you are aware that there is a cookbook called “Recipes 1-2-3″ by Roxanne, Gold, where every recipe is made with only three ingredients. Other recipes use three similar ingredients, but different procedures or prices come with different results. You can have a good time by taking an everyday item and thinking about or imagining how many other things they may have, you may even think about how to combine them with other things. 6. Think of different ways to make it familiar. Change the way you do things, use different things, use your less popular hand; as soon as we break the system, we move from the place where we drive automatically to where we live and be alert. You use abnormal brain connections and help build new connections in your brain. A glorious feeling! 7. Note the difference that makes the difference. If you experience something that treats you differently, ask yourself what is so different about it or new or unusual. Where does the main difference lie? I want to mention a strategy that is well-spoken of in NLP circles and that I have used for many years, and that is the Disney Creative Strategy. Disney's innovative strategy is to develop your dreams and give them the best chance to become a reality. Named after Walt Disney, who used to take on three different roles when his team formed the concept; dreamer, real and critic. Robert Dills, an NLP pioneer, modeled and developed the strategy as an NLP tool. Some of Robert's kindly donations can be found on my website. The strategy separates these three important roles involved in the CRE, translation process