Posted on October 7, 2009 | Posted in Blog | Posted by | 1 Comment

21 Ways to Be More Creative

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[Photo: Painting seen in window on Abbot Kinney in Venice, California... 2009]

Many of you know that John (Braheny) and I are out of town, driving from LA to Nashville and back again … over a couple months … doing songwriting & creativity classes for songwriters groups.

Our next stops include Austin, Texas, Albuquerque, New Mexico, Phoenix, Arizona, and maybe a side trip to Santa Fe, if we can fit it in before being back in Los Angeles for the annual Taxi.com Road Rally (Westin LAX hotel) during the first week of November ’09.

Thank you for your emails and Facebook posts, etc.

I’ll be ‘blogging’ about the trip just as soon as I get time/energy/quiet, and putting up some photos as well.

But, in the meanwhile… I found this article, CLICK:

“21 Ways to Be More Creative” by Christine Kane — and agree with almost every point (difference is that some TV programs are superb) … so check out the article.

Let me know what you think!

Enjoy…

One Response to “21 Ways to Be More Creative”

  1. Chance November 20, 2009 at 5:28 am #

    I would like to say thanks for the 21 Ways to be more creative. My favorite is “TURN OFF YOUR TV”….its a mind-number that is for sure! I turned mine off months ago, and in many ways, my life began anew.

    So I want to thank you for this wonderful Article; powerful, and extremely useful for ANYONE at a 4-Way Stop Sign, looking for the right way to go…Best, Chance

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