Creating in Flow

Insights and advice about all forms of creative expression.
by Susan K. Perry, Ph.D.

Can Daydreams-to-Order Unlock Your Creativity?

By Susan K. Perry, Ph.D. on December 6, 2009 in Creating in Flow

Natural imagery exercises unblock writers and others who feel creatively stalled. And while I don't typically like people telling me what to imagine, daydreaming "to order" sounds like a useful strategy to add to the creativity cabinet... Read More

Got few useful tips,atleast i

Submitted by Kevin on January 8, 2010 - 2:18pm.

Got few useful tips,atleast i can try something new to get new ideas when very thing looks bleak.whether it works or not Have to see....!!!

It's all about the tool box.

Submitted by Susan K. Perry, Ph.D. on January 8, 2010 - 4:57pm.

We can all use suggestions to try when all else seems to be failing. Good luck with your efforts, Kevin.

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Susan K. Perry, Ph.D.

Susan K. Perry, Ph.D., is a social psychologist, writer, and writing consultant. Among her books are Writing in Flow: Keys to Enhanced Creativity.

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