Post number #261406, ID: 490daf
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Post number #261434, ID: e1ec94
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smoke the ganja
Post number #261600, ID: c117d4
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You have to break out of your rigid thinking. How you do that is for you to find out on your own, everyone lives with a different mindset afterall.
Post number #261678, ID: 00aff5
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>>261600 Any ideas? I went on a trip across the country, visited various new places and lived with complete strangers for a week, and it still didn't help.
Post number #261685, ID: bce9d6
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>>261678 gotta smoke tha herb
Post number #261688, ID: 00aff5
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>>261685 Yeah no. I need to start being creative, not to stop being productive.
Post number #261692, ID: bce9d6
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>>261688 gotta consume the zatla then
Post number #261724, ID: e48d85
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Reading books might be a good start, fiction and otherwise. The occasional stroll could also get the juices flowing. The only thing left is to start creating. Pick a direction and go.
Post number #261799, ID: 1d5bdb
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Don't get too bogged down in one discipline. Creativity takes a hit when your doing the same shit all the time.
Pick up something completely different and see how that changes your view on writing.
Post number #262062, ID: 2b8515
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You pick a random phrase, shape or whatever (mostly depending on your art type). Then you start creating around it, you may take some breaks, but sometimes will have to force yourself to continue.
With enough practice you could create better things, and faster.
Post number #262072, ID: 9313ef
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Just breathe with your right nostril more than your left one.
Post number #262123, ID: 8dedc8
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Maybe try psychedelics. I heard of a study where people tried shrooms, and one year later they were found to be higher in openness, the personality trait that determines creativity.
Post number #262146, ID: 9313ef
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>>262123 A friend of mine never came back from the trip. Please be careful with your mushrooms.
Post number #263001, ID: e43249
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>>262146 >nice try fbi
Post number #263092, ID: 6371b0
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https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/news/media/releases/single_dose_of_hallucinogen_may_create_lasting_personality_change
Post number #263226, ID: dc448f
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Get out of your comfort zone. Maybe something as simple as taking a different route to get to your job, school, home or whatever. Try putting your clothes in a different pattern than you are used to. Exercise, always a good tip.
The idea is to kick out monotony out of your brain. Trust me, it works.
Post number #263369, ID: b6286b
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Just sit down and write. Set a goal of, say, 1 well thought out, well edited page a day and follow it daily. It doesn't matter about what as long as you're writing. As you get beeter, you can increase the amount to 2, 3 and so on. S. King said in an interview that he aims for 6/day.
Post number #263614, ID: 833000
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Get inspiration from an artist you like or from a book/movie you read/watch But don't just copy them
Post number #263619, ID: 9a729e
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Stop being uncreative
Post number #263625, ID: 6238cc
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>>263619 Yeas, but H O W ?
Post number #264073, ID: 1ae166
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I realized the only way I got creative was when I got bored. I've heard some scientific paper about it some time ago that said the same thing, basically creativity is your brain's response to boredom to alleviate it when nothing else will.
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