Creative Flow

As a artist/graphic designer/writer I can attest to the fact that sometimes tapping into creative energy is difficult.

There are times of massive creativity and production. There also times when the well of creativity seems to have run dry.

How does someone flip on creativity?

Creative Flow, by author Roberta Bergmann and Schiffer Publishing, offers 40 prescriptions for tapping your creative impulses.

Anyone can be creative. In fact, everyone is creative, whether they think so or not.

Everyday activities like picking out a wardrobe, arranging your food on a plate, the type of car your drive, where you shop, the people you hang out with, your preference for color, food and activities-all involve creativity.

People don’t call it that, but that’s what it is.

The book provides encouragement on how to stir up, activate and use your creativity.

The hardest part about creativity is getting started. Don’t be afraid to make mistakes, take chances, explore now ideas and boldly step into arenas of stimulated creativity you’ve never visited before.

Ideas and stimulus for creativity are everywhere from media used, locations visited, new ideas and so forth.

Plan, think, perceive, question, challenge, explore and open yourself to new possibilities.

Every aspect of creativity, along with ideas, suggestions, the do’s and don’ts and so much more are included in the hardbound book complete with art, photos, tips, trick sand more.

So get going! Get creative! Nothing is stopping you! Your imagination is given free reign! 

"Therefore, my dear brothers and sisters, stand firm. Let nothing move you. Always give yourselves fully to the work of the Lord, because you know that your labor in the Lord is not in vain." — 1 Corinthians 15:58