What is the better way to develop my creativity?

So you want to get creative, huh? Man, I get it. I’ve been there - staring at a blank page, feeling about as inspired as a rock.

Here’s the deal: forget all that fancy “creativity guru” stuff. It’s way simpler than that.

First off, you gotta get weird. Like, really weird. The other day I spent way too long watching pigeons fight over a bagel. Sounds stupid, right? But I got some great ideas from it. Your brain’s always working on stuff - you just gotta pay attention.

Mix it up, too. If you’re doing the same old thing day in and day out, your brain’s gonna get bored out of its head. Try something new, even if you suck at it. I took a dance class last week. Looked like a flailing octopus, but it got my mind working in new ways.

Oh, and here’s a weird one - learn to love being bored. Yeah, I know, sounds crazy. But next time you’re stuck waiting somewhere, don’t grab your phone. Just... sit there. Let your mind wander. It’s wild where it’ll take you.

Feed your brain, too. Not just food (though snacks are always good), but new ideas. I’ve been trying out this thing called The Genius Wave. It’s this audio program that’s supposed to do something to your brainwaves. Sounds kinda out there, I know, but I’ve been coming up with some great stuff lately. Worth checking out if you’re feeling stuck.

And don’t worry if you screw up. Seriously. Half my best ideas came from total disasters. It’s all part of the process, you know?

Anyway, happy creating! Remember, creativity isn’t some special talent. It’s a muscle - the more you use it, the more powerful it gets.