7 Creative habits to unlock your creativity - #6 Daydreaming
We are talking about the "7 Creative Habits to Unlock Your Creativity" through various quick and easy ways that you can incorporate into your life each day. Let's dive into habit #6 on our list of seven. It's all about daydreaming and using our imagination just like we did when we were young. Do you remember that?
I can remember back in 3rd grade and getting in trouble many times for daydreaming. The problem was my eyes. I sat at the back of the classroom and could not see the writing on the blackboard. I would squint until my eyes went blurry, and then I'd get bored and start looking out the window and start daydreaming.
Between the teacher and my Mother, the problem was finally figured out, and a trip to the eye doctor and a pair of glasses solved the issue. So the moral of the story is that we all have the inborn ability to use our imagination to take us somewhere when we are feeling stuck.
So here is what I want you to do this week. Get out in nature or look out a window at nature and let your imagination take you to a place you love or would like to visit in the future. Set a timer, and when the timer goes off, your brain will automatically bring you back to reality. Next, I want you to do whatever you love to do that makes you feel creative. Set the timer again for however long you have to devote to this thing.
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Start doing this regularly with all of the Creative Habits that I've shared with you thus far, and before you know it, they will become a natural part of your daily routine. Isn't that cool! Want to get the list of "7 Creative Habits To Unlock Your Creativity" delivered to your email inbox? Simply sign-up for our free newsletter here!
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Marsha
I was 6y/o when I stated using glasses and was always sitting up front close to the board and the teacher. I was a good student, but talked too much. Definitely was a daydreamer, still am. Sometimes it works on my favor. Sometimes makes me loose track of time. ~♡~
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