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How can I spark higher creativity and motivation?


Question Posted Thursday January 19 2017, 4:00 pm

I'm writing greeting cards for extra money. But I need to know how I can spark higher creativity and motivation for writing them? I'm already a pretty creative person when it comes to writing, but I want to know some tips and advice on how to be even more creative and motivated for writing greeting cards.

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Danicus answered Thursday January 26 2017, 4:57 pm:
Meditation. I've heard this from success authors like napoleon hill and brian tracy. Dunno how much it'll help for the cards, but its just creativity in general.

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