Sunday, February 21, 2016
FINDING IDEAS
You
can find ideas everywhere. (1) You need to become
idea-oriented—watching for ideas everywhere you go. (2) Start
looking at every person, event, word, anecdote, etc., as potential
grist for the mill. (3) Watch people. (4) Eavesdrop on stranger's
conversations. (5) Read newspapers. (6) Always look for new
experiences, visit new places, meet new people—talk to them. (6)
Push yourself outside your comfort zone. (7) Eat in new restaurants.
Vacation in new spots. Try new activities. (8) Investigate topics
that interest you. (9) Dig deeper. (10) Look at an everyday situation
and ask “What if?” (11) Brainstorm ideas with creative friends. A
caution: don't talk out your ideas. They tend to dissipate and you
risk losing your enthusiasm. Write them down first. For a list of
idea sources, go to:
http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/finding-ideas-for-your-writing.html.
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