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8 Ways You Could Boost Your Creativity: 
1. Keep learning 

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A creative mind is a curious mind, so make an effort to keep learning new 
skills and indulging your natural curiosity to find out more about the world and 
everything in it. 
Once you’ve developed some creative skills, it’s important to keep on 
challenging yourself and acquiring new knowledge to inspire you and help you 
grow. Whether you simply make an effort to read more in your spare time, or look 
into taking more actual courses, constant learning is vital to boost your creativity. 
2. Do what you love 
When you actually love your job, you are naturally going to be more inspired 
and enthusiastic about creative problem solving and coming up with new ideas. A 
task that you keep putting off is going to be very difficult to approach with a 
positive, creative attitude. 
Find a hobby that lets you be creative that you love to do, such as playing an 
instrument, painting, or even a sport that completely places you in the present. 
3. Take a break 
Although creativity is absolutely a skill you can train yourself to be better at 
(rather than the notion of simply waiting for creativity to ‘strike’), it’s important to 
also not put too much pressure on yourself. If you’ve been sitting at your desk for 
hours desperately seeking new ideas and solutions and coming up with nothing, 
take a break. 
Get a change of scenery, clear your head, and take your mind off the task at 
hand: when you come back to it with a fresh set of eyes, you might suddenly find 
the idea you’ve been waiting for sitting in front of you the entire time! 
4. Get some exercise 
Exercise can be a great way to clear your mind if you’ve been feeling under 
pressure or stressed out. 
Numerous studies have shown that physical exercise (even just 30 minutes of 
aerobic activity) genuinely does help us become more creative as well as improve 
brain function! So next time you’re in a bit of a creative rut, put on your running 

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shoes and get your heart rate pumping and see if you can encourage your creative 
juices to flow more freely 
5. Find the conditions that make you most creative 
Some people are early birds and find they’re at their most creative and 
productive in the early hours of the morning before most people even begin to stir! 
Others (the majority, in fact) thrive on the quiet of night - while some might find 
the typical 9 - 5 is perfectly suited to creative thinking. 
The key is to find what working conditions work best for you - not only the 
hours that you work, but other things such as location, lighting, music (or silence!), 
the tools/equipment you use. Start thinking of yourself as an artist - you need 
everything to be perfect to perform your best! 
6. Make time for creativity 
Many people make the mistake of simply waiting for inspiration to strike, and 
therefore don’t see creativity as a skill that can be honed and developed when you 
need it. Try to re-frame the way you see your creative skills and actually make 
time for creative thinking. 
If you have a job that requires large amounts of creativity, schedule out time 
for this in your diary - while it may feel strange to factor in ‘creative time’ at first, 
it takes the pressure off having a sudden burst of inspiration when you least expect 
it - which definitely isn’t a sustainable way to work! 
7. Don’t be afraid to ask for feedback 
Asking colleagues and peers that you trust and respect for their honest 
feedback on your work is a fantastic way of honing your skills and making sure 
that you really are on track with your work. 
Find some peers in a similar niche to you who will be able to offer genuine, 
helpful criticism and feedback on your work - you may find that a few simple but 
helpful suggestions really boosts your creativity on your next project. 
8. Collaborate with others 
As well as asking for feedback, collaborating with your colleagues and within 
your network can be a great source of inspiration. If you’ve been struggling to find 

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creative solutions and ideas for a certain project, bringing in a trusted peer can be a 
fantastic way of boosting your creativity. 
Sometimes, having someone else to bounce off and spark ideas can be 
extremely helpful - especially if you’ve been struggling with something in