This is Part 2 of a two part article. To read Part 1, click: Where I Get My Ideas – My 7 Sources to Keep the Creative Juices Flowing (Part 1) 4. Lifehacker — I am a Lifehacker junkie. I love this site. It can always be counted on for new productivity tips, great new products […]
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This is Part 1 of a two part article. To read Part 2, click: Where I Get My Ideas – My 7 Sources to Keep the Creative Juices Flowing (Part 2) One of the most common questions that any writer who has been at a book signing, a writer’s conference or been interviewed gets asked is:
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Accidental Genius: Using Writing to Generate Your Best Ideas, Insight, and Content by Mark Levy This book discusses the many benefits of the freewriting technique, which inspired my Flash Writing technique. The concept is the same. Write as fast as you can, write in timed writing sessions, don’t edit and write at the same time,
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The Creativity Secret: How To Get Ideas Like A Genius; How To Come Up With Ideas The Easy Way by Ian Stables I stockpile books about writing and creativity featured for free on the Kindle. Some of them are books that were intended as freebies overall, as gateways into purchasing other works by the same
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What if represents endless possibility. It represents all that will or can be. The first level of what if is to ask what if as it might apply to you, the writer. These what ifs can be ordinary or fantastic. You know yourself and can create endless stories from pairing the words what if with
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