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- Herausgeber: Publisher s21598
- Kategorie: Ratgeber
- Sprache: Englisch
- Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2023
If you feel like you need more inspiration, examine what is currently stifling your imagination. Perfectionism is a major impediment to creative thought and action. The individual who has this problem strives for perfection in their creations.
You might be aware of the fact that no piece of work can ever be considered flawless. That does not prevent you from being paralyzed by perfectionism, though; something in you keeps pushing you to push yourself even further, or to tweak your work just a little bit more.
It does not matter how many hours or how hard a creative person works on a project; in their eyes, it is never finished. Trying again is like running on a treadmill with no end in sight. You will be on the move yet never get anywhere
The problem holding you back is that you’re never going to be pleased if you live with a perfectionist mindset. This is because, despite having a clear picture of the finished product in your head, the work you produce will fall short of your expectations.
The problem is that no matter how hard you try, the end result will never be the same as what you pictured before you started. You can never do enough to be flawless.
But there is something you can do if you are serious about finding success. Life goes on, and you figure out how to cope. that you give yourself permission to enjoy the results of your efforts. Just make sure you gave it your all; that is all that matters.
You must press on. The need for perfection in your job is something you should let go of. There are a few options for accomplishing this. The first step is to quit being so hard on yourself if you believe the work to be flawed, as this is merely your view and not the truth.
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Use positive affirmations. Say something along the lines of "This is a magnificent piece I have done" instead of "I will never get this perfect."
You would be in excellent company, as many of history's greatest creatives have had multiple bouts of failure. Get a fresh perspective on your imaginative efforts.
Consider the effort you put into it as something that will improve your life or the life of someone else. Take into account all the positive outcomes that are expected from this initiative. Instead of being dissatisfied, focus on its potential.
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Table of Contents
Maximize Your Creativity – Repurpose Your Ideas | Disclaimer
Maximize Your Creativity – Repurpose Your Ideas | Table Of Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1 : Engage in Daily Meditation to Listen to Your Creative Spirit
Chapter 2 : Rev Up Your Creative Routine with a Pre-Work Ritual
Chapter 3 : Shut Out Negative Energy and Usher in Can-Do Influences
Chapter 4 : Say Yes as Often as Possible
Chapter 5 : Create a Swipe File of Things That Inspire or Impress You
Chapter 6 : Stop Conforming to Other People’s Idea of Creativity
Chapter 7 : Spend Time Being Observant and Then Freestyling
Chapter 8 : Try New Things Or Try Old Things in a New Way
Chapter 9 : Try Creating with a Partner
Chapter 10 : Repurpose Your Ideas in New and Different Ways
Maximize Your Creativity – Repurpose Your Ideas
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Table Of Contents
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Introduction
Chapter 1: Engage in Daily Meditation to Listen to Your Creative Spirit
Chapter 2: Rev Up Your Creative Routine with a Pre-Work Ritual
Chapter 3: Shut Out Negative Energy and Usher in Can-Do Influences
Chapter 4: Say Yes as Often as Possible
Chapter 5: Create a Swipe File of Things That Inspire or Impress You
Chapter 6: Stop Conforming to Other People’s Idea of Creativity
Chapter 7: Spend Time Being Observant and Then Freestyling
Chapter 8: Try New Things Or Try Old Things in a New Way
Chapter 9: Try Creating with a Partner
Chapter 10: Repurpose Your Ideas in New and Different Ways
Introduction
You might be a creative who wants to find more ways to up your productivity and your focus. But if you’re like most creatives, focus might not be your strength. You’re not alone in thinking that way.
Most creatives don’t think in concrete, specific terms when it comes to business things. That’s because the business side feels removed from the creative side. So what you need to do is tap into the creative side to boost the business side.
There is a proven way that you can boost your creativity to get more accomplished and be able to reach your goals. You have to get specific with your thoughts. Sort of having an idea of what you want, or need isn’t going to work.
It’s only when something is specific that you can identify it and work on accomplishing it.
Once you’ve narrowed down what it is you’re after, add a time constraint. For example, if money is what you need, you wouldn’t spend time saying, “Think about where or how I can get more money.”
Instead, you’d say, “What are 5 business models I can put into effect within 10 minutes?” This helps you to develop concrete ways to help take your creativity to the next level.
By having a specific goal with your thoughts, you’ll come up with ideas to improve whatever it is that you need.
This step of coming up with ideas within a certain time limit keeps you from wasting time, but it also works for creatives because they don’t have to spend a lot of time thinking of the business side, which can drain creativity.
The ideas that you come up with by adding time constraints can also be put into play faster than if you were vague and spent hours or days trying to come up with a solution.
With your business, you’ll need to learn the best way to market it.
You might have gone back and forth trying to come up with ways that you could do this, but you weren’t able to pin anything down. Rather than spending a lot of effort thinking about this step, you could say that you were going to make a list of the pros and cons of a certain kind of advertising within 15 minutes.
By giving yourself that time limit, you turn into a game and this can produce quicker results and give you ideas for solutions.
Plus, when you’re specific about what you want and you introduce that time limit, it boosts your creativity because your focus is intentional rather than running in different directions.
It does this because it’s easier for the mind to focus for shorter periods of time versus thinking that you have several hours or days to come up with something.
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There are many things that can distract and pull you out of your focused intent. While this can be annoying at times, other times, it can disrupt you to the point that you lose your creative flow and find it difficult to get it back.
