The simplest solution

No matter how complicated your problem or project is, focus on finding the absolute simplest solution. It's important, however, to not confuse finding the simplest solution with simplifying your entire problem.

So actually thinking of the simplest solution to the road block in your problem, or even the project at hand. Don't find something that's gonna make the entire problem, just the roadblock. And then work your way up from there.

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Think big to small

Look at what the smallest, simplest solution would be for getting back into the flow right now. Then use your imagination to come up with the largest solution. Plot where you would like to be on the chart and get started.

Ok I like this creative idea and everything but what for instance your working on something that you may not anything about. Ok it's great, to look at what the smallest, simplest solution would be for getting back into the flow right now. But plotting is a whole nother level in some cases. So use some reality in this, if you're going back in the flow of things from something that you already know about then that's great. But for some people it could be some new venture that they are coming into for the first time. So if this is this then my suggestion would be come in and learn the ropes to whatever that you're getting yourself into first. Find out how everything works, and then go from there.

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Focus on the really difficult parts

Magnify the really difficult parts of what it is you're trying to do. If you look at them close enough can you see ways to make them easier or to get past them?

This is one of those creative ideas where you may have to take some time to do. Cause you may have to look really close to what you have and really narrow down, or even research for solutions to whatever the problem may be.

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Act it out

Imagine that you are your problem. Ask yourself questions such as: "How might this idea act if it were a real person?" Or: "If my current situation were to take on a physical persona, what would it do during a typical day?"

Imagine taking the problem all yourself, and asking  yourself what would you do if you, yourself is the problem. And what would you do to solve the problem that your having with a person, or group of people or whatever it may be. And see how everything works out.

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