Example output
Sure, here is a daily exercise to improve creativity that lasts for 10 minutes:
Plan:
Mind Mapping - Spend 2 minutes creating a mind map on a blank piece of paper, focusing on a central idea or theme. Write down as many related ideas or concepts as possible, using colors, symbols, and pictures to help connect and organize the ideas.
Random Word Association - Spend 3 minutes selecting a random word from a dictionary or online generator. Write down as many associations, ideas, or uses for that word as possible.
Reverse Thinking - Spend 2 minutes thinking of a problem or situation and then coming up with the opposite or reverse of that situation. Write down as many ideas as possible for the reversed situation.
Free Writing - Spend 3 minutes writing continuously without any editing or correction. Write down anything that comes to mind, even if it seems random or unrelated to the previous exercises.
Tips for making the exercise more effective:
Set a specific time and place for the exercise and make it a daily habit.
Use different colors, symbols, and pictures to make the mind map more visually stimulating and engaging.
Try to associate the random word with your current life, problems or work.
Don't judge or criticize your ideas during the free writing exercise, just keep writing anything that comes to mind.
You can repeat any of these exercises with different central themes or words for variation.
Don't hesitate to involve friends, family or colleagues to perform these exercises together or share their results to gain new perspectives.