I relate ideas to shooting stars. You only see them for the briefest of time and then they are gone, unless you are wise enough to capture them. What you have then is lightning in a bottle, a fuel to use over and over. I will provide one idea to start, you provide five more. […]
Month: June 2020
Here is a little something taken from the manufacturing world. (RCCA). Root Cause Corrective Analysis, is a methodology to find the base level of an event. For example, you walk outside and see your car has been damaged. RCCA leads us to ask why. Why is the car damaged, a tree limb fell on it.
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Let’s take a minute to step back. You have been staring at your work for minutes or hours and nothing has come to mind. You are stuck at a pivotal point and you are uncertain which way to go. Try this exercise. Get up and go for a walk, and while you are walking play
Hear it, speak it and do it – Simple exercises in getting past writers block.Read More »
How to begin writing when all you want to do is anything else. Like many others I struggle to motivate myself to sit down and write. I stare at a blank screen or a blank sheet of paper. I look at it sitting there mocking me, daring me to mar its pure perfection. I sit
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Back in the saddle, he sits there wondering “how did I let this slip away from me”. J.J. can’t believe that he had stopped drawing. He just put down his pencil one day got up from the desk and quit. He loved to draw. All the times he spent countless hours lost in the world
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