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How to be more creative

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God, sometimes I got blocked as a self-taught artist. It is hard to be creative all the time. Creativity is the most important skill, not even for the artist but for all of us. According to the World Economic Forum (WEF), creativity ranks third on the list of top 10 skills employers will want in future jobs.

How can we be more creative?

Creativity is a skill that can be learned and improved.

We are full of creativity when we are children. We created the imagined fantasy world. We weren't concerned about how silly we looked. This was the only reason for our creativity. 

This is the best time to remember what it was to be like curious, to dream and to explore in the beautiful mind.

Now, How can we access the forbidden creativity inside us?

Do 5 things to be more creative:

1. Drink Tea

Are you a chai lover? lucky you! The current research demonstrates that drinking tea can improve creative performance with divergent thinking. This work contributes to understanding the function of tea on creativity and offers a new way to investigate the relationship between food and beverage consumption and the improvement of human cognition.



2. Get Inspired from another

According to the survey, people get their creativity from other people's problems. Go and listen to other's people problem and improve your creativity.



3. Read Books

One of my favourite hobbies and very known habit of successful people. Reading will transport to a new world, which is full of adventure and bring new concepts. You have to imagine the whole picture based on the author's description.



(To know more, check out my post gets inspired.)

4. Have a new Experience

We need a new experience to be creative. The most popular and best way to gain experiences is to travel. But during Lockdown, I choose to read books. I mean it a book can transport to a new place. 



5. Adopt creative hobbies

The most popular and obvious way to be more creative.
Create hobbies like photography, music, cooking, painting, reading, personal journal writing, DIY etc. More you practice, makes you more creative.



Are you agree with these points? Let me know in comments.

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  1. UnknownJune 13, 2020 at 11:24 PM

    I fully agree with you 😉.... Bcoz more you are involving in activities , more you become creative and more your personality becomes attractive.

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