How to Be a Creative Entrepreneur
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How to Become a Creative Entrepreneur
Ever find yourself inspired by the Queen in Alice in Wonderland when she says, "Sometimes I think of six impossible things before breakfast"? That kind of creativity is exactly what small business owners should aim for. But how can you unlock your mind to let those ideas flow freely?
Being a small business owner means you’re expected to be inventive. If creativity isn’t your strong suit, don’t worry! Here’s how you can stimulate your brain and kick-start your creativity.
Think Without Limits
Many people are "limited thinkers," living within boundaries and believing only what seems possible. As an entrepreneur, you need to think without limits. Embrace the idea that there are no barriers and no taboos. Believe that with focus, you can find creative solutions to any problem. This mindset is the foundation of a creative thought process.
Focus on the Future
Creative ideas often emerge when you look to the future. Imagining yourself solving a problem can be incredibly motivating. By training yourself to be future-focused and looking ahead, rather than relying on traditional thinking, you cultivate creativity.
Capture Your Ideas
Once you begin opening your mind to creativity, ideas will start to flow like water. Make sure you capture them before they disappear. Carry a small notebook to jot down any idea, no matter how outlandish. Reviewing these notes later can inspire even more creativity and lead to some great opportunities.
Declutter Your Space
A cluttered workspace can lead to a cluttered mind. Ensure your office is tidy so your brain can function efficiently. Clearing the clutter from your environment can help free your mind and enhance creativity.
Take Action
Having ideas is wonderful, but they need action to become reality. Regularly review your notes and identify actionable ideas. Many of your thoughts may not be feasible, but there’s likely a hidden gem that could transform your business if you act on it. Commit to moving forward with your best ideas.
Don’t hesitate to break down barriers. As John Stuart Mill said, "That which seems the height of absurdity in one generation often becomes the height of wisdom in the next."
So, can you be creative enough to be dismissed as a dreamer? If not, keep practicing! Embrace your creativity and let your ideas flourish.
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