Find inspiration in unexpected places from "summary" of The Creative Nudge by Kevin Chesters,Mick Mahoney
When it comes to creativity, many of us tend to look in the same old places for inspiration. We might turn to our favorite artists, writers, or designers for ideas, or seek out the latest trends in our industry. While these sources can certainly be valuable, they can also be limiting. By constantly looking to the same sources for inspiration, we risk falling into a creative rut, recycling the same ideas over and over again.
To truly push the boundaries of our creativity, we need to be willing to look in unexpected places for inspiration. This might mean taking a walk in nature, visiting a museum or art exhibit outside of our usual comfort zone, or striking up a conversation with someone we wouldn't normally talk to. By exposing ourselves to new experiences and perspectives, we open ourselves up to a world of fresh ideas and possibilities.
One of the key benefits of finding inspiration in unexpected places is that it can help us break free from the constraints of our own thinking. When we limit ourselves to familiar sou...
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