Imagination On. Check.
Motivation On. Check.
Quiet On. Check.
Distractions Off. Check.
Comfort Zone On. Check.
Eyes Ready. Check.
Mind Open. Check.
It’s a go.
Take a deep breath.
Creativity blasting off in 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0.
Let those creative juices flow.
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Reblogged this on Poetry by Pamela.
Thank you for helping to share this. 🙂
So THAT’s the secret of Book Cover Design Chris – Hire that young Artist! LOL 😀
Sh. It’s a secret. 🙂
😀 😀 😀
Reblogged this on Laura’s Word Press and commented:
Time to close the browser.
Close the browser. I like that. 🙂
Seems like such a simple checklist.
Yet I still need to post it on my fridge…
Sadly, the fridge here isn’t magnetic. Man, I’m even getting foiled by the appliances around here. I can’t catch a break.
A fridge with no magnets. I don’t think I could survive like that. 🙂
I’m not sure I understand the point of it. Holding and preserving food is great, but I have a toddler with school art. There’s nowhere to post it.
Refrigerator misdesign.
You forgot the very first one: Swallow B1 – wait until Mind ON light (could take several hours, not happen at all). Sigh.
If only there were a Page Muse button for such occasions. 🙂
Tisn’t a Muse thing: it’s a measurable speed-of-brain problem. I use a standard measure – the speed with which I can solve a Hard Sudoku. Under six or seven minutes, and there’s a chance writing will ensue (and I am sometimes in the top 4% with regard to speed, and at my age that’s pretty cool). On other occasions, it can take 10 or 20 minutes (the brain is too fried to realize we’re in a losing battle); on rare occasions even longer: there isn’t enough CPU speed to allow creating words and plots and characters.
My job? I show up, ready to work. Because if the brain kicks on, I want to be there, ready to use it.
It’s kind of weird, observing yourself from the outside. Interesting, but weird.
I love puzzles. 🙂 Outside the brain is definitely a helpful perspective.
Pink on. Check. Such a cute photo.
Great post.
Ellespeth
(Color is a very important prerequisite.) Thank you. 🙂
Aww..so stinkin’ cute!!
Ty. 🙂