Set smaller goals

Identify what you're trying to do and then break it down into smaller goals. Write the goals down somewhere and check one off as you complete it as a way of monitoring your creative progress.

This idea is to breakdown your ideas. First and foremost come up with an idea. Set a major goal that you want to accomplish. And then break that whole idea down to a lot of little ideas that you want, and must accomplish for your goal. And then once those are accomplish then move on to the next one, and then the next one after. Do all this until you have accomplished everything that you had set to accomplish.

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Find the differences

Write down a core idea or topic, then create a mind map of related ideas. Find the differences between related ideas to spur creative insights that you would otherwise overlook.

Mind maps are great way to get a grip of what you have in mind, or grasping your head around at the time. This also plays apart of one of my other blog post: "Ignore time". With that in mind your gonna need it to really research, and draw up a virtual, and a physical plan for everything to come out.

Mind Mapping (Photo credit: sirwiseowl)

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