Here's how you can ignite your creativity beyond work duties as a writer.

To ignite your creativity beyond work duties as a writer, you should read widely. This is so that you would be able to gain more knowledge. You should read works from all types of genres and styles. This is so that you would have an idea on how other people would write. You could also read things that you usually wouldn't or aren't interested in. This is so that you can gain more diversified knowledge.

One of the best ways to become a stronger writer (and keep your own motivation and creativity to write) is to read. Whether it's the same genre that you specialize in to see how others are doing it or something that is outside of your comfort zone to help you learn new skills or a way of thinking, there are no cons to reading. As Gene Fowler said, "The best way to become a successful writer is to read good writing, remember it, and then forget where you remember it from."

You could also write daily in order to be creative. This is because writing helps you to keep your mind going. You could write a journal, a blog, on your social media or just contribute to articles. You would be able to write anything you want without any constraint like when when your are working. You could experiment with all sorts of styles and ways of writing. This is so that you might be able to discover that you can write using different styles and was.

Writers pay attention to the world around you and along with your human emotions - this is where true creativity lies. ??????: Can stimulate creative thinking and inspire fresh ideas, what art have you noticed this week? ??????????????: Have you considered joining a book club? Learning different people's perspectives of books you read. ??????????????????: Be open to learning from everyday experiences and different people you meet daily. ?????????? ????????: helps to inspire - from advertisements to artistic creations. A casual chat can offer new viewpoints. What time of the day are you most creative; for me, it is mornings. Lastly, never underestimate the power of rest to help you be creative.

To get creative, you should travel often. This is because there are lots of knowledge to gather when you are travelling. You could travel to countries which differ from your original one. This is so that you would be able to know how people in other parts of the world live. This is so that you can have more general knowledge to include into your writing. You could also learn about historical events or any real life happenings or stories. This would be able to give you an idea or two about what to write about.

Curiosity is the inherent power and blessing of humanity that sparks the question of "What If?" to create possibilities and generate new ideas! To ignite the spark of curiosity, one can: - Read Books, Articles, Newsletters. - Listen to Music, Podcast. - Watch a Video. - Cross - Connect & Reference familiar concepts/aspects that are seen, read or heard in different media (Your Life Experiences, Books, Articles, Podcasts & videos) - Use "What If?" To form the central theme of an aspect (e.g. when writing & developing a fiction story around the same "What if?") - Research about topics that align with your areas of interest. Curiosity is everywhere, just like inspiration! With an open, abundant mind and heart, everything is infinite!