I move myself out of the room where I'm working, and do two things usually: 1. Go for a walk. 2. Pick up whatever you can read that's not on a device. Magazines, books, newspapers, bills, even billboard ads for that matter. This always helps me gain perspective and refreshes my mind. 8/10 times I've solved my creative block because of an idea I have gotten from one of these external inspirations.

MOVE your body. BREATHE. RECONNECT to your Spirit, the source of all creation and creativity! Practice embodiment and integration. Blocks are great indicators that we aren't connected - body, mind, and spirit.

To reignite your imagination when stuck in a creative rut, try these quick tips, 1. Step away and clear your mind. 2. Surround yourself with inspiring things. 3. Work in a new place. 4. Generate ideas without limits. 5. Get input from others. 6. Try new methods or approaches. 7. Stay open-minded and curious. These simple steps can help spark creativity and get you back on track.

Engaging in activities such as listening to music, coloring, or meditation can be helpful. Going for a short walk can also help to unlock creativity by getting closer to nature.

Absolutely number one must is push back from your desk, turn off your screen and leave the office. I always encourage creative teams to get off google and go look at the real world and notice how it's changing, how people are changing. 1. Go somewhere in the city you've never been. 2. Go to foreign film and look at different directing and shooting styles. 3. Walk where you haven't walked yet. 4. Take a friend who has very different perspective than yours and talk about it. 5. Go out for lunch and order something you've never tried. 6. Take a photolog along the way. The result of forcing this new learning is you've just built a host of fresh new neural pathways you didn't have before. This is new creative firepower.

You don't have to go far to get your creativity reignited. Just do something for yourself that you enjoy at home. Get that music out and jam while making a new stir fry or cleaning a closet out. Clearing the physical clutter can unclog the creative clutter and get you back into a making flow.

There are a lot of websites such as Meet Up that offer drop in classes or small group activities. Drop into one during an evening to learn a new skill and to get a break from the mundane. Exposing yourself to new things will sometimes even spark an idea of how to bring an aspect of it to your work or creativity!

Mas que lluvia de ideas a mi funciona quedar con mi socio para plantearle lo que tengo en mente y por donde voy, no con el planteamiento de no se por donde tirar, si no mas bien mi idea hasta aquí es esta, puede en esta dirección o no, pero me gustaría saber como la manejarías tú. Solo con el ejercicio de verbalizar y explicarle al otro las ideas suelen aclararse y si no, la perspicacia de mi socio siempre me ayuda a continuar.

For brainstorming, you can discuss a topic of common interest with a friend or a group of friends. It helps get new insights and perspective on the topic.

Bonus Tip: Don't be afraid of wild ideas! During brainstorming, encourage free-flowing thinking, even seemingly outlandish suggestions (explore every corner). You can always refine them later (sort through the tools and materials after the brainstorming session). By embracing collaboration and open-mindedness, you'll unlock a treasure trove of creative solutions and escape the rut that was hindering your progress.

For me it’s getting away completely from the screen and the environment you’re in. Ie don’t leave the laptop and go on your phone or move from your desk to the kitchen. Get outside, go for a cycle, walk, run, drive whatever it may be. Even just sitting outside helps hugely.

Leave the desk and try spending time with family and friends, make plans, go out with them or go out alone to clear your head. Spend some time in nature. Eat your favourite food even if it is not exactly super healthy. Going to the gym or running can also unclog the creative outlets.

A mi me ayuda especialmente un descanso, dejarlo correr en segundo plano, y permitir a mi mente fluir por donde necesita, tomarse una infusión y ver la lluvia caer, salir y hacer deporte, quedar a tomar helado....no pensando pongo mi mente en el sitio que debe estar.

Burnt out is real and stress is one of the biggest culprit. Taking breaks is an option, changing part of your job is equally important. Is there part of your job which is really stressing you out which you can consider negotiate to be outsourced or traded with colleagues, sibordinates or bosses?

Leave the desk and try spending time with family and friends, make plans, go out with them or go out alone to clear your head. Spend some time in nature. Eat your favourite food even if it is not exactly super healthy. Going to the gym or running can also unclog the creative outlets.

I like to mix things up by watching reels, hanging out with friends, and having some alone time. But every now and then, I get this itch to seek inspiration from all over the world. Seeing what others are up to really fires up my passion. It's like, if they can do it, then what's stopping me.

I created a self-made WhatsApp group to jot down my ideas, thoughts, and pointers in a notebook for future reference, ensuring that I don't forget them.

When I lose the creative fire, I re-ignite it. But how? By borrowing it from others. Read posts, watch reels, watch videos, and re-ignite it. But if I'm not in mood for that - I just plan to have a fun flowing conversation with someone, or just hang around and explore something new. We're subtly creating here.

If you feel you aren't getting creative ideas, take a break from your routine. Go out and spend some time alone in nature. Sometimes, physical workouts also help. You could also try learning something new. Change some of the things in your routine and it should help.

If you feel you aren't getting creative ideas, take a break from your routine. Go out and spend some time alone in nature. Sometimes, physical workouts also help. You could also try learning something new. Change some of the things in your routine and it should help.

Creative thinking, just like critical and logical thinking is a muscle that needs to be given practice. Creativity is not about doing, it's about being! You can get this muscle worked out by playing 5 minutes brain games. It helps to keep our brain active. Some simple games that you can play with your team are: 1) Ten circles: Draw ten circles and in under 30 seconds convert them into objects 2) Forced word association: Find two disconnected words and under 15 seconds come up with a sentence that connects the two words into a meaningful sentence There are many more similar exercises which should be a part of your weekly routine.

We need some real energy, get enough sleep, get enough vitamins, get enough sweats and laughter..... when spending time with friends and family, don't think about work work work, just focus on happy things.... go out in real activities, not just at home, play silly games in the crowd.... think about good things, talk about good things, but hopefully.... we'll get fresh energy to come back with on the next day

Una de las cosas que más ayuda a mí, es medir las palabras, como describo lo que estoy sintiendo, para plantear estrategías para avanzar. En esto la palabra bloqueo es una palabra a evitar ya que te lleva a instalarte en ella. Prefiero palabras proactivas que generen un motor interno que me lleven a avanzar y con ella construyo una frase motivacional, como por ejemplo; desarrollo, necesito desarrollar mi idea. Cambio, necesito cambiar mi perspectiva. Son palabras que me ponen en la solución y no me atan al problema.