👉 Journal. Write down whatever you experience. It might be the highlights, the conversations, the quotes, or anything that you felt little worth.
👉 Practice impromptu speaking. The experience will stretch your mind and make you come up with new ideas.
👉 Meditate. My meditation sessions rarely fail to provide me with new ideas.
👉 Record conversations, perhaps if you don’t know what to write, capture what you say to others.
👉 Expose yourself to new stuff. Movies. Books. Food. Music. People. Unless you get more involved in life, you won’t come up with more ideas.
👉 Read more quotes. Earlier in my writing career, I practiced writing based on a favorite quotation. It can work wonders.
👉 Rephrase sentences. Take a sentence and rephrase it in a different way. It will force you to think creatively.
👉 Make a list of 10 ridiculous ideas as soon as you brush your teeth (don’t judge).
👉 Ask questions. A lot. It often happens that I jot down bizarre questions in my journal. It broadens my horizons.
👉 Prepare a list of six impossible things before you eat your breakfast and then write down how you can accomplish them.
👉 Revisit your old writing, you’ll find a lot of new ideas.
👉 Allow yourself to do nothing for one day every month. You should just rest and relax. You will see the difference when it’s over.
👉 Sleep more. Rest more. Relax more. When you are stuck and have no idea what to do.
👉Exercise. It is scientifically proven that physical exercise accelerates the brain’s ‘neurogenesis,’ which leads to a better mind.
👉 Read more books. It’s hard for many people. If you did it, you wouldn’t get worried about running out of ideas.
👉 Change your pattern. If you don’t have any ideas while you sit in your office, go outside and admire the beauty. Your mind will suddenly spark with new thoughts.
👉 Practice creative visualization. Sit comfortably. Close your eyes. Focus on every detail as you imagine yourself doing what you want to do.
Hope these ideas will help you. Be Creative.