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The gift of creativity is not a magical, endless river of ideas, one more inspiring than the next. It takes work. So what can creative people do when their rivers start to run low? Read More
One more to add to your list
Don't just do something, have some fun while you are at it.
The best creative people I've ever met have a very playful attitude. Laughter loosens up the creative flow.
"If you haven't got a screw loose somewhere you are probably just wound too tight"
Not waiting for the Muse
Thanks for such helpful points and the message to take steps to nurture our own creativity. Author Elizabeth Gilbert has commented about the changes in cultural thinking about creative and has commented that our real creative task is simply to do our work and let the inspiration come and go as it wants. From my post Just Show Up, With or Without Your Muse
http://blogs.psychcentral.com/creative-mind/2011/08/just-show-up-with-or...
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