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How to Brainstorm Creative Booklet Ideas
Printing booklets is a useful way for delivering a big idea or a variety of ideas in one compact piece. When you start the process of brainstorming for one, however, it can seem like an overwhelming task, especially if this comes after already creating several postcards and flyers as well. If you’re having trouble getting your creative juices flowing, there are some tactics you can use to stir them up and get them moving again before you know it.Here are a few tips for generating some fresh and creative ideas for a booklet or any project that happens to be giving you writer’s block.
Take your time.
Great ideas tend to show up when you least expect them, don’t they? Allow a few days if possible and maybe your ideas will show up out of the blue. If you’re not that lucky, you should set aside some time for searching out inspiration. You might have your own favorite place to seek inspiration, but if not, try looking online, in nature, art or in other people. Sometimes a simple change of scenery is enough to spark a new idea. Talking about it with someone else can also cause new ideas to bubble to the surface.Just start writing.
Remember in English class when your teacher would make you write in your daily journal for the first 15 minutes of class? She didn’t care what you wrote about, just that you wrote. Maybe she gave you a topic to start with and told you to go from there. This wasn’t just busy work. It is a useful brainstorming tactic for adults too. To try it yourself, start with one idea or main topic you want to include and just start writing about whatever comes to mind. If staring at the blank document on a screen adds to your apprehension, try starting in a journal yourself. Then you can transfer any worthy ideas to your computer later.