Writer's block

Use creative thinking techniques to get through your writer's block.
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How to use the SCAMPER technique to generate new ideas | Her Lovely Heart
How to use the SCAMPER technique to generate new creative ideas and solve business problems.
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How to Use Mind Maps to Unleash Your Brain's Creativity and Potential
How to Use Mind Maps to Unleash Your Brain's Creativity and Potential
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SCAMPER - Improving Products and Services
SCAMPER is a useful creativity tool that helps you generate ideas for new products and services, or to improve existing ones.
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creativethinking.net
Thomas Edison was granted 1,093 patents for inventions that ranged from the light bulb, typewriter, electric pen, phonograph, motion picture camera and alkaline storage battery—to the talking doll and a concrete house that could be built in one day from a cast-iron mold. When he died in 1931, he...
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Creative Thinking With Thomas Edison
Creative Thinking with Thomas Edison
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Mind map - Wikipedia
Mind maps are used to get lots of ideas into one idea
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Mind Mapping Licensed Instructor – FRENCH (TBLI) (ON-DEMAND)
Mind Mapping | Tony Buzan
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6 hats thinking order - Google Search
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How to Think Laterally: 13 Steps (with Pictures) - wikiHow
Lateral thinking requires you to think outside of the usual and to push your creative spirit to the max. Unlike analytical thinking, creative thinking can't just be turned on and off, but there are ways to encourage it. Think fast....
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Blog :: How to Apply Lateral Thinking to Your Creative Work
“Lateral thinking is concerned not with playing with the existing pieces but with seeking to change those very pieces.”