Practice mindfulness
It means being aware of the present moment without judging it. It helps quiet the noise of everyday life and allows your mind to tap into its creative potential. Include mindfulness practices like meditation, deep breathing, or just pausing to enjoy your surroundings every day. It helps calm your mind and tune into your thoughts and feelings, making it easier for creative ideas to come.
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