However, reality is a little less mystical, although creativity is intuitive rather than linear, it is not always possible to evoke the necessary rhythm to prosper. These are some of the enemies that I have found at the time of creating something.

Multitasking

In modern life there are several dozens of things that constantly call our attention constantly and at the same time, there is the idea of ​​the creative away from everything in his tower being constantly visited by the muses. Our environment frequently requires our intervention. This causes a break in the necessary rhythm of our mind to find those other alternative paths that we want to explore. Determination and focus are essential and maybe turn out our smartphone a couple of minutes too.

doubts

Will it look good? What are they going to think? Will it work? These and more things are not bad, the negative is to obsess them so much that we cannot start thinking about something without being caught and letting us return to the zero point. It is true that we will not always have the brightest ideas immediately, we can not find a good idea if we do not have the opportunity to make mistakes and explore those mistakes.

limits

Limits can be harmful when there is no balance. If there are too many specific requirements (only these colors, never these issues, this dimension, etc.) we begin to lose enthusiasm and end up doing things just to end and be able to move on to something more stimulating. Now, when there is no limit (whatever it is beautiful) we can experience the fear of that canvas or blank document without principle or discernible end, which will devour us forever with infinite versions and reviews without a clear objective.

What we can do, is to look /> monotony

the madness of trying to obtain different results always doing the same. There are processes, methodologies, controls and other considerations that we must inevitably follow, but this does not mean that we have to settle for the same, the difference lies in what we put in us. It is not created from nothing, but learning different things we will have more elements to make unexpected connections. It is easier than it seems, listen to something new, if you have car walks a little, travel. A small change can attract new interesting ideas.

In short, creative moments are complex but highly stimulating. I hope these tips help you recognize your own barriers and find some alternatives to overcome them.