How do you confidently share your creative ideas?

I simply listen to my Soul and decide how I wish to grow next in Life. My choices are not forced or catered to an audience. ~ Mikhail Tank

I rely on my experience and a proven method of problem solving. My creativity comes from the expectations of the customer. What colors do they respond to, what messages are they responding to and build from there. Creativity is so subjective, by putting some objective quotients in the mix it is easier to "Sell" it to the client.

Non-use/Non-disclosure Agreement - In an environment replete with appropriation by fraud or theft of intellectual and proprietary information, and where copyright, trademark and patent have become passé, the direct acknowledgement and protection of your novelty and creativity is imperative.

Get an elegant journal that connects to the theme at hand and free-write all that you wish, let it flow into the ocean of the paper. Then you decide what works best and is most valuable.

To build your self-confidence, select carefully who you want feedback from. Not everyone's opinion holds the same weight or value. Seek out those who genuinely support and believe in you, who offer constructive criticism with kindness and encouragement. Surround yourself with people who uplift you and inspire confidence in your abilities. Remember, it's not about the quantity of feedback you receive, but the quality. Choose mentors, friends, and colleagues who empower you to become the best version of yourself.

Confidently sharing creative ideas once seemed overwhelmingly daunting, as I was hindered by the fear of ridicule. Yet, stifling ideas only stifles progress. Embracing vulnerability and risk are vital keys. In nurturing environments that value trust, every idea, regardless of its quality, holds value. It's about courageously voicing thoughts, despite the inherent risk. Through such exposure, confidence grows, empowering your brilliance to resonate louder.

To confidently share your creative ideas, it's essential to put yourself out there. Embracing vulnerability is key; otherwise, your creativity may go unnoticed, lacking an audience to appreciate it.

Confidence in sharing your creative ideas comes through experience and putting in the reps. Ie. You begin to recognize patterns in regards to what makes an idea good vs. bad... when a result is bad, you know it in your soul because you have experience to back it up. Conversely when you land on gold, whether that is a piece of work, or a creative idea, you also know it... and those are the ideas you can feel extremely confident in sharing with the world, your client, boss, etc etc.

Remember, creativity is actually quite simple. In order to create, just make something (a physical object, a work of art, or an idea) that wasn't there before. Don't let the fact that it might not be original stop you. Consider this: If you were the second person to invent the automobile, you would still have an enormous opportunity to aid those who had not yet heard of it. It doesn't matter that someone else also did it, you created something of value to share with your circle of influence, and they will see that value. Your creation, whatever it is, can be just as valuable to those in your circle. So don't hold back. Create!

It is ok to be creative. In-fact: "Allow yourself to be, a vehicle of creativity". So many times we hold ourselves back from being creative. Those who hired you are looking for the solutions. Be proud and drive that idea home!

Don't forget: Confidently sharing your creative ideas involves knowing your audience. Understanding who you're addressing enables you to customize your presentations effectively, adjusting your approach to align with their preferences and interests. This personalized touch not only boosts engagement but also ensures that your message is delivered with clarity and leaves a lasting impact.