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My thoughts on how I can become more creative. (1)

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My thoughts on how I can become more creative. (1)

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My reflections from my Dream Journal explored how I am most creative when the end goal involves other people, when there are few parameters, and when I am experiencing something new.

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The chaos and uncertainty of a situation are exciting, so I feel I can continue to develop my own creative muscles by saying yes to new opportunities (unnamed vegetable on sale? Sure, why not?), find new ways to integrate others into my isolated quarantined reality (cocreated Google Map? Sure, let’s learn more about each other!), and being intentional and aware of my routines, patterns, and habits. 

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The Sparkle on the Rock exercise spotlighted how so many people observed identical things (like the sun) while others were completely original (like the vastness of the sky). This made me ask why the experiences I chose to write down were similar or different from my peers, and what it said about my other patterns of thinking.

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In my humble opinion, GIFS are more powerful than images alone. Add your own by clicking the circle with the plus sign at the bottom right corner, then the third symbol (that looks like a tennis racket) and search for something that sparks your creativity.

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To access Part 6 of my presentation, go to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9NF2edxy-M and Ctrl+f (or Command+F) “Elizabeth Graham” in the comments and you’ll find me!