unleash my creativity

I’ve cut some photos and pictures and made my own “treasure maps”-about the things I want to manifest in my life and some collages as well.It’s so fun…
Also every evening I have my own 5 min creativity-I write random thoughtsor affirmations or just whatever comes to my mind my a special notebook.I do hope nobody is going to find it lol:)
Journaling and dream recording is perhaps a good idea as well…

I’ve taken the scissors and cut all that fun santa claus pics that I could possibly found in a magazine. Then I put them randomly on the kitchen door.It’s inspiring-drinking your morning tea and watching at that colourful santa stuff.All in all I found it enticing to make up collages or the so called “treasure maps”.Funny…I used to hate art classes at school,because I can’t paint well.However,collaging is much more easy,fun and creative.I’ll put some more pics in my kitchen to remind me of my goals.Btw I’ve finished with the christmas shopping.Apart from the ordinary gifts,this year my parents will rexeive extra self-made boxes full with wisdom quotes.They can bring’em at work so that every time when they notice the energy starts draining..they can get a boost.Hope they’ll like it .

I know I’m creative:)I just need to show it.And I don’t mean creating piece of art or something.I mean having fun in everything I do,coming up with extraordinary topics to talk about,cooking superbly-looking(and tasting!) dishes,adorning my room in fun way.I’m young and now is the best time to express all that creative energy I’m feeling.I wanna celebrate my life every single day.You know,to do even my chores with a certain panache,that inspires and thrills.Truly, I need creativity in all areas of my life,cause sometimes I feel boring.I’m sick and tired of boredom,life is meant to be FUN,and I’ll make it that way.I’m ready for creative adventures NOW!I’ve downloaded a book on this topic and I’m starting to actually implement those techniques.Here’s a link that is useful:
http://www.increasebrainpower.com/creative-ideas.html