A17. How to be More Creative

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        1. Quickly without thinking it, write 10 variations of the same question
        2. Debug your life
        3. Make something then reinterpret it
        4. Listen to TED talks
        5. Use all your senses to thoroughly delve into a subject
        6. Get a mentor
        7. Create your own luck
        8. Don't let accidents annoy you
        9. Play with children's toys
      10. Explore the future
      11. Leave something undone
      12. Become a beginner
      13. List unusual uses for common household objects
      14. Try toppling
      15. Set an idea time
      16. Make remote associations
      17. Use analogy
      18. Engage with people who are different from you
      19. Know what you're looking for
      20. Make ideas compete with each other
      21. Look past the good
      22. Never stop editing
      23. Draw a picture
      24. Make a collage
      25. Build something

2. I can make a collage, engage with people who are different than me, never stop editing my pictures, and make something in photography and reinterpret it into my own style. Few of these things can help me develop creativity and ideas than I can have.

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