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A Little Bit of Moleskine and a Whole Lot of Creativity

I’m a big proponent of doing whatever it takes to get creative… including buying moleskine note books with colors matching the colors of your brand 😀 I bought these the other day from Borders. The green is for my Wave Marketing notes, and the pink is for The Geekettes Club notes. I love writing in…

I’m a big proponent of doing whatever it takes to get creative… including buying moleskine note books with colors matching the colors of your brand 😀 I bought these the other day from Borders. The green is for my Wave Marketing notes, and the pink is for The Geekettes Club notes. I love writing in nice notebooks. It gives me a great feeling of creativity and organization. Am I weird?

I have also used other things to get the creative juices flowing in meetings with attendees. Like hats, crayons, children’s toys and lots more. Here’s an example (no, this is NOT me. It’s my friends TJ).

I use these so people will start to think a little differently. You’d be amazed what wearing a funny hat (or looking at someone in a funny hat) will do for innovative and out of the box thinking. Give it a try! 😀

So – what do YOU do to get the creative juices flowing?

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  1. Dennis E. Wooldridge Avatar
    Dennis E. Wooldridge

    I simply jump right in. I’ve never experienced writer’s block because I never pause long enough to realize I might be stuck. When facing a blank page, I simply start writing. May have nothing to do with the task ahead, be it a chapter of a novel, poem, article… Pretty soon, the valves are working, pipes are clear and the creative juices are flowing and I’m off to the races! One of the most important mantras I have as a writer is, “Defile the Page!” Just start eliminating white space.

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  2. Jeremy Avatar
    Jeremy

    That’s an interesting take on things :). I never thought about it but it does make a lot of sense. Instead of trying to think outside of the box do something outside of the box to initiate the thinking. I like!! I’ll try to wear a crazy hat next time im stuck on a web design project 😉

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