Creativity Booster

Our first instinct when we hear of great new artists, musicians, performers, or creative thinkers is to assume that these people were born creative.

While the above statement may be partially true, there are actually proven methods that anyone can use to more easily receive, generate, or develop creative ideas.

Nevertheless, since these skills are generally not well known, we tend not to think about how our skills can be applied to our own creative passions.. In fact, we may not even know what those skills ARE! And when we do look for help, a lot of the advice out there is based on pseudoscience, or taken from the court of popular opinion.

That is why so many of us have trouble receiving, capturing, and developing those "shower thoughts" and "bolts-out-of-the-blue" moments into fully formed ideas.

So what are the top innovators doing differently than most?

Lots of things. To give you an idea of what goes into truly innovative ideas, here are a few examples:

• They make time for the creative process. Top innovators aren’t going to leave their creation up to chance. They actually schedule time into their days to be as creative as possible. They have set systems and habits for bringing out those creative moments, and they never waste a single idea.
•  Play is an integral part of the creative process. The way we think when we’re “playing around” or ‘getting crazy” are the same ways we think when we’re at our most creative. The top innovators know that in order to get the best ideas out of themselves, they have to let themselves play.
• They don’t stop at one good idea. In real life, and in the creative process, there could be hundreds of “good” answers that could work, and a handful of great ones that could change the world. Top innovators know that in order to get to the BEST ideas, you have to be tenacious enough to get through the rest of the ideas first.

These characteristics can be found in any great creative, from artists toengineers, however it is sometimes challenging to cultivate them in ourselves.

It would be nice if we could just use willpower to become more playful or tenacious? It would; but, focusing on improving these characteristics in ourselves is only the first step..

We will need structure and guidance to develop these qualities to the point where they become almost second nature.

Now you could invest thousands in workshops or spend years attending retreats to gain these skills but there’s an easier way -- somewhere you can find the insights, exercises, and practices to be as creative as you want to be or you can join this micro course.

This course contains a step-by-step process for generating and developing creative ideas, products and services.

You'll learn how to generate and develop creative ideas… how to turn those ideas into tangible items, products, or services… how to create an environment that encourages those bolt-out-of-the-blue moments… and much more