We apologize for falling behind in our creativity prompts. We have been relocating our creative space.
We hope you are continuing to practice self-care creativity. Get into your creative happy place. If you can’t get there describe it. Use all of your creative senses.
Create an ode to your muse using the format that you are most comfortable with… or the one your muse tells you to use.
What is your creative mission? What is your purpose? Are they the same? How can you express them creatively? Write a poem, story, or essay. Take a picture. Make a collage. Paint a picture. Whatever your form of creative expression, use it to express your mission and/or purpose.
Explore a different perspective. Look at things from a different angle. Dare to allow yourself to come from a different creative space.
Turn a creative weakness into a strength.
How? Practice.
Need a different option? Use your creativity to convince someone who doesn’t know you that your weakness is actually your strength.
Don’t just think outside idea of the box… create as if there is no box.
Step outside of the traditional structure of your particular form of creativity.
We have the best intentions at heart but ______ gets in the way.
What gets in the way of your creativity? Describe a few things. Visualize it. Be honest with yourself.
For example… moving got in the way of us posting this prompt earlier today.
Brain dumps are a good way to get out what is blocking your creativity. Take some time to release what is clogging your creative flow. You may need to write it all down. You may need to paint it out. Whatever is the most creative way to release this… do that! Give at least fifteen minutes for the exercise but it is best to take all the time you need for it. You never know. You may find solutions to problems, answers to questions, or clarity where the was none. At the very least, you go it out and can let your creativity flow like you need it to again.
The hardest part with most of these challenges is finding time to do them. Everyday life doesn’t stop just because you have a new creativity challenge.
How do you find time to do the things that you want to do, that allow you to be creative, and bring you joy? If you struggle with this, brainstorm ways that you can work it into your schedule. Where can you carve out 15 minutes two or three times into your day?
Hello April!
Happy National Poetry Month!
Let’s take these next 30 days to develop a habit of daily creativity.
This set of prompts is a list of single words or short phrases designed to allow you to take them wherever they want to go. Use whatever form of creativity that suits you. Examples include a poem a day, essay, 100 words of a short story, 1000 words of a novel, a photo a day, song lyrics, music, journal entry, drawing, painting, or whatever suits your fancy.
You simply need to get creative!
Enjoy!!!
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