• When generating new ideas for doing things differently and for solving problems, practice using your intuition and imagination, or ‘gut feel’, instead of just logic.
• Brush up on your brainstorming skills. For instance, if you’re trying to think up ideas for a new product or a new way of organising your studies, list all the ideas that come to mind, without worrying if they’re worthwhile. Brainstorming involves getting all your ideas out first, and evaluating them later. It helps to turn off that internal critical voice for a while.
• Being creative is more important to your work performance than whether someone thinks your idea or solution is a good one or not. Choose a suitable time to share your creative idea.

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