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Idea Generation by Carl Ramirez
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One of the most common questions I come across is "Can you give me some ideas, I've tried everything but I just can't think of anything." It is truly amazing especially when the answer is so simple. All you need to do to free up your mind and allow ideas to flow is write down anything that pops into your head on paper. This may seem pretty basic, but let me explain how it works. Put it on Paper Have you ever had the problem where you've had too many ideas floating around in your head and you don't know where to start? Stuck on an idea, and you don't know what to do? If you answered yes then what you need to do is write them down... on paper. The reason I say paper is that it's very hard to be inspired while working in Word, not to mention handwritten notes are much easier to organize and they offer you the creative freedom to scribble all over them. Something word doesn't. The reason this works is because as soon as you put something down on paper your mind will move it to the back and start trying to think of new things. This will allow more ideas to flow and give you the freedom to pick and choose your best ideas and marry them together to create something truly interesting. This doesn't need to be just applied to writing though as it can be applied to anything that requires you to think of something whether it's graphic design, engineering, illustration, or writing. Draw Pictures Visual representations are always fun to do and can really inspire your imagination, and spark some great ideas in a way that words never will. A picture, as they say, is worth a thousand words. This is why I always encourage people to start scribbling in the margins of their ideas pages. You don't need to be a master class artist to do this either. Only you will see them so it only matters whether or not you understand what they are. I'd almost encourage them to be bad because this can lead to some unexpected fruit. You may draw something and forget what it is, and then it may generate another idea. Either way there are plenty of benefits of sketching some of your ideas Conclusion I always read ideas and techniques, but never try a lot of them because they seem silly, and I don't think they'll work, but I guarantee writing down ideas and your thoughts will free up your mind to come up with bigger and better ideas. custom research paper writing
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