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As the Founder of Financial
ly Empowered, Grace assists young women in overcoming any fears they may have with finances.Jon recently took part in the John Curtin Leadership Program - running a program called 'On My Feet'.
Jon's team helped homeless people become active in the local Fremantle community, providing them with an opportunity to get fit and to network with others.
If you’re like us, working on the creative side of marketing can be tough on those days when your creative juices just aren’t flowing. Working closely with clients, writing engaging blogs, and finding new ways to automate your marketing strategies requires you to be creative, even when you feel like you can’t be.
You know what we’re talking about, right?
When you experience a full creative shut down and you can’t seem to type another word or finish a task. Or, the inability to form a single creative thought even if your life depended on it. Then, it’s usually followed by a complete lack of inspiration and from there everything just gets worse.
You’re likely familiar with these days — everybody has them! But, remember there is nothing wrong with having days like these. They aren’t for a lack of trying or the product of laziness because we all know if you could produce something creative, you would. But sometimes you just need a little spark…
Read our list of ways to find your inner creativity to help you get back on track!Listing” can be liberating for the mind and free up space for more creative thoughts and ideas. You can find your inner creativity more easily when your mind isn’t bogged down trying to remember the millions of things you need to get done.Always have a notebook close by
There’s really no way to know when a creative idea or thought will pop into your head. Keep a notebook (or let’s be honest, in this day and age… iPhone notes) near you at all times so you won’t forget it later.
3. Write even when you don’t have to
If you only write when you have to, you won’t get any better at it.Try doing some personal blogging or journaling in your own time. This is a great way to test your creative limits and experiment with different writing styles or ideas.