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Walking can spark creativity from "summary" of In Praise of Walking by Shane O'Mara

The act of walking has the remarkable ability to stimulate creativity in our minds. It is not just a physical activity; it also has a profound impact on our cognitive functions. When we walk, our brains are engaged in a different way compared to when we are stationary. This change in neural activity can lead to enhanced creativity and problem-solving skills. Walking allows our thoughts to flow freely and helps us make connections between different ideas. As we move through our environment, our brains are constantly processing sensory information, which can trigger new insights and perspectives. This mental stimulation can help us come up with innovative solutions to complex problems. Moreover, walking can also have a calming effect on our minds, reducing stress and anxiety. When we are less stressed, our brains are more open to creative thinking. This relaxed state can encourage a more imaginative approach to our work or personal projects. In addition, being immersed in nature while walking can further boost creativity. The sights, sounds, and smells of the natural world can inspire us and invigorate our minds. Nature has a way of sparking our curiosity and wonder, which can translate into creative ideas and solutions.
  1. The simple act of walking has the power to ignite our creativity and help us think more deeply and expansively. By incorporating regular walks into our daily routines, we can tap into this creative wellspring and unlock our full potential.
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In Praise of Walking

Shane O'Mara

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