Here's how you can overcome creative blocks in your career.

Creativity is fueled by inpiration, so, just like fuel, when we run out, we need to top up to get the ideas flowing again. In my experience the best way to reboot our creative side is to disconnect from what we're doing and allow our mind to take the time it needs to get back on track. Since we're usually short on time, there are a few tricks that can speed up the "creative reset" process. - exercise your body to relax your mind; - take a walk and be very aware of your surroundings so you are in the moment allowing your senses to absorb different stimuli; - research what has been done in the past so you can begin to imagine what can be created in the future. - talk to people who inspire you and don't be too hard on yourself.

Break Time = Breakthroughs! Regular breaks refresh your mind, sparking new ideas for film projects. It's like stepping away from a problem and coming back with a fresh solution.

Embracing breaks is essential. They’re not just for physical rest; they refresh your mind. When facing a creative block, stepping away offers new perspectives. It’s not procrastination; it lets your subconscious tackle problems without immediate pressure. Like discussing with someone else, it reveals unexpected solutions. Give your brain that breathing room to re-engage creatively with your project.

Task/stimulus variation. When composing music/writing songs I like to switch instruments. The tactile/mechanical variation in each can generate new ideas. I believe these principles can be applied to any endeavor: Perhaps thinking, speaking and writing are your mediums of creative output. Your office/studio & outdoor walks are your instruments. Don't get stuck in one. If the ideas aren't flowing, try switching instruments.

Switching tasks can indeed jumpstart creativity. Just as changing a conversation topic reignites engagement, moving to an unrelated task lets your mind approach problems from fresh angles. Cross-pollination of ideas between work areas often leads to surprising breakthroughs and innovative solutions.

Seeking feedback is a potent tool. When you’re stuck, reaching out to colleagues or mentors offers invaluable insights. It’s like asking for directions when lost; external perspectives help you find your way. Constructive criticism challenges assumptions and expands creative boundaries, aiding in overcoming blocks.

Creativity?? Yes, I have it! It took me a long time to realize it and now I can understand what a former college teacher once told me, in the middle of an exam, "you have something of an artist". How I made the turnover: ?? Lyrics classes - Listen to your voice ?? Creative dance - Explore your body movement and energy (by the way, what about making a coreography with an object without touching it? Demanding, right? After that, what else?! ??) ?? Creative writting - Pay attention to little details, they can be an inspiration to the next story chapter (or to your life) ?? Teather School - Challenge yourself and have fun!!

Diversifying your sources of inspiration is essential. Just as diverse conversations expand your worldview, exposing yourself to various art forms, literature, and experiences enriches your creative vocabulary. Attend events, explore genres beyond your usual preferences, or take up a new hobby. The more varied your inputs, the more original and diverse your creative outputs are likely to be.

Monotony often leads to creative blocks. Consider rethinking your routine—it’s like changing the conversation during repetition. Alter your schedule, workspace, or work process for a fresh rhythm. Small environmental or approach changes can significantly stimulate your brain and overcome creative impasses.

Build useful, one use tools (bots, agents, etc), to do specific things you procratinate on doing. You will be happier, more efficient, and have the time and energy to do what's most important.

Keep a journal.? Regularly write down your feelings, thoughts, and observations because if you experience creative blocks at any time, this is a way that can help you. By going through the journal, it can help bring about new insights.