Why Your Creativity Is Best in the Morning ?


Your creativity is something you need and use in all aspects of your life but it does require a high energy level to produce the best results! The fact is the more creative you are the easier it is to solve problems and the more competitive you therefore tend to be as well! Having said all that is there a 'best' time of day when you can expect to be more creative allowing you to blast through problems or produce great new ideas?

Let's explore 3 reasons why the early stages of most days are the most fertile in terms of thinking creatively for most people!

Clutter-Free Mind

Upon arising from what was hopefully a good nights rest, your mind is normally not cluttered from the events of the day! Approaching any situation with the ability to easily focus on it therefore gives you a huge advantage and along with a high energy level it's likely your efforts will be very productive! Think about a typical day and how it may unfold! The news, a phone call or even the most innocent occurrence all tend to populate your thinking as the day progresses! 

When this occurs your reaction time tends to slow and the thoughts occupying your mind tend to suppress your creativity! Additionally our minds usually continue to try and solve 'lingering' problems in a sub-subliminal manner when we're at rest! Our thoughts and the 'solutions' we come up with when sleeping are still fresh in our minds upon awakening thus allowing for the opportunity to take immediate action on them!

Energy Level

After arising from a night of rest your body always feels better than it did the night before but the mind benefits as well! Having a high energy level increases your ability to focus and to stay that way until the matter at hand has been resolved! Fatigue will definitely slow down how you perform physically however the effects it has on your ability to think are more subtle but just as debilitating! When tired your ability to concentrate is compromised yet it's not as noticeable simply because we tend to find other things less challenging to occupy our time so we still think we're being productive!

The Early Bird is Stress Free

Having the benefit of an early start leaves you plenty of time to learn, organize and even trouble shoot any problems that arise! Lacking sufficient time to address these needs merely places more stress on you thereby further challenging your ability to be more creative in your thinking! 

The most fertile and imaginative mind is one that has the ability to singularly focus on the subject at hand without having to deal with additional stress factors! Just the simple task of driving a car can be made more difficult and dangerous when your mind is occupied with other issues!

Your creativity is something you count upon and is quite often something you use just about every day! Whether you're trying to solve a stubborn problem or devise new strategies or ways to get things done, all this comes easily when you're at your most creative! 

Our discussion above focuses on why the early part of the day, when you have a high energy level, is most likely when your imagination and creativity are at their best! We all know our bodies perform better with the right amount of rest so why should our minds be any different?

TJ Philpott is an author and Internet entrepreneur based out of North Carolina. For more tips about tapping into your creativity and to also receive a free instructional manual that teaches valuable niche research techniques for your online marketing needs simply visit: http://affiliatequickstart.com/

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How to Revive Your Creativity :


Sometimes, we hit brick walls. It's only human to experience a creativity block once in a while, especially in the first few months of a new year. The next time you are in need of a boost then follow these top tips for a positive mind!

1. Exercise

Even if staying fit isn't necessarily 'your thing', exercising is an excellent way to relieve stress, encourage creativity and increase fitness. It helps to clear your mind and connect you with the outside world, rather than being stuck inside the same office or studio. Even just a long walk can help you feel better, healthy body, healthy mind!

2. Rearrange your office/studio/workspace

Take some time out to give your whole working area a good clean. Then maybe rearrange your desk or your furniture. Mixing things up can change the way you view things and help make the business environment a positive place to be and work.

3. Take a lunch break

At work, it becomes all too normal for you and your colleagues to sit there and eat lunch at your desk. Give your brain a break by getting up from your work station, turning off your screen and moving around. Perhaps go for a walk or even just sit in another room, this helps to give your brain a break.

4. Rest, rest, rest

You may feel guilty for spending an evening watching TV or reading a book when there is so much work to be done, but you really shouldn't. Taking some time to relax can make you feel revived the next morning and gives your brain (and body) the chance to shut off and rejuvenate.

5. Change your routine

Do something out of the ordinary. If you spend most weekends doing the same things, then do something different. Go to see a friend who lives a while away - the drive alone may even ignite some creativity in your mind.

6. Go to a gallery or show

Seeing music, art and other shows can be inspiring as well as fun. Seeing other people's work come to life can help encourage you. You may also have the opportunity to connect with like-minded people.

7. Get some alternative inspiration

There are loads of articles and stories about people who have done inspiring or creative things. Reading them can make you feel encouraged to do something great and can help give you that boost you need.

Whether your creative work is for fun or your career, it's important to ensure your creativity is constantly evolving and flowing. So follow these seven top tips the next time you're looking for a bit of extra 'oomph'.

Janice has over 25 years' experience in HR consultancy and management. She works as an executive life coach in UK, and specialises in developing strategies to reduce stress, develop transformational leadership skills to have a positive change on your life.

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