Think about senses

Write down some experiences you've had in life and the senses you relate to each. Focusing on past sense experiences can cue up memories or thoughts that can help you get back into the flow of creating.

Take a sheet of paper, and draw a line down the middle. And then on one half write down your experiences, and then on the other half write down what your feelings were at that time. This may trigger some ideas in your head, or even expand what already in your head now.

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Do something boring

Do the dishes, sort clothes or stacks of paper, or do something else that is fairly boring. When you do boring things your subconscious is free to work on the problem or project while your conscious mind is occupied.

Doing something boring no matter what it is to you. This can also bring new ideas to you, when thinking about them. This can be anything from doing dishes, taking a shower, driving to work, listening to music, being at work, anything that will you thinking.

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