A Free Online Tool to Spark Some Big Ideas & Breakthroughs For You
If you have found your way to this blog, there's a good chance you have a rich inner life. Your commitment to "know thyself" has probably served you well during these tough times of the Coronavirus. Outwardly, things may be falling apart, but inwardly you are still connected to the changeless. Yea! Congratulations! Stay with it!
Still, there's no denying the fact that "things on the outside" are in disarray. It's stressful, chaotic, and sometimes downright scary. Perhaps you've lost your job or your business has gone under. Maybe your income has shrunk or you're scrambling to figure out how to "make it" in the world.
If that's the case, I have a present for you.
It's not a mask or money or a magic pill, but it it may be more useful than any of those things. Simply put, it's an online creative thinking tool I invented to help people originate big, bold ideas -- a way to go beyond the status quo and increase their odds of thinking more creatively -- something that is much needed these days.
I call it Free the Genie.
I used to sell it in the hopes of getting rich (ha!), but now I'm giving it away -- my little effort to be of service without breathing on you.
It's easy to use and takes very little time. All you need is a compelling question, some curiosity, and the willingness to go beyond the status quo.
So there you have it -- my best shot at helping you give it your best shot. Click here for your free subscription.
PS: If online creative thinking tools are not your thing, maybe one of the articles below will be the spark you need to get the wheels turning.
As John Cage once said, "I can't understand why people are frightened of new ideas. I'm frightened of the old ones."
Einstein's approach to problem solving
50 awesome quotes on possibility
Listen to your subsconscious mind
25 ways to free up your creativity
How to attract a breakthrough idea
20 quotes on beginning
101 CreativiTeas for Innovators
The awesome power of immersion
100 quotes on what it takes to innovate
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