|  Bijou242 | Mar 28, 4:04pm | | What do you do when your creative flow is interrupted? |
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| | rhongo | Mar 28, 4:32pm | | decipher the cause?...lol |
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| | rhongo | Mar 29, 6:48am | | there is 360' to every problem...when one degree does not work...move to your left or right till your perspective is no longer blocked : ) |
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Sponsor |  MJ-Brutus | Mar 29, 8:11am | | Do, watch, read something inspiring. Preferably something entirely unrelated. |
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Sponsor | | frocket | Mar 30, 9:03am | #3 hahahaha! so true.
although, it's mostly true in the case of having deadlines that don't give any kind of damn about your creative flow. =) |
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| | Bijou242 | Mar 31, 2:24pm | | Thanks everyone I will keep your suggestions in mind and thanks for the link rhongo.B* |
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|  tsc0809 | Mar 31, 5:29pm | I agree with MJ on this one...Try finding something that inspires you. That can be very helpful.
And sometimes when your creative flow comes to a hault, just go with it...don't force it. Whatever inspired you in the first place will return again. It's okay to walk away from a project for a while. Once you are inspired again--however long a lapse in time that may be--you're usually able to approach things with a fresh set of eyes. Dunno. It seems to work for me. |
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| | nextword | Apr 5, 1:25am | | Do some exercise. Take a walk, breath of fresh air, swim, run, cycle. |
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