GET BORED ON PURPOSE
’Boring’ new ideas and actions!
The need to do something
To be seen as doing something
Immersing into action, any type
Just to keep myself occupied
Constant hustling
Isn’t that a modern disease?
Killing our muse…
What if we go on a strike
With ourselves
Decide to sit
And let some time fly by
Allow the mind to wander
While I sit and gaze
Watch the breeze move people and birds
No pressure no stress
The doing nothing phase,
When the subconscious sparks
And stores away some aha ideas
Boredom
That compost bin where creative ideas sprout
For us to harvest later
For now though, do nothing
Oh what a liberating feeling
That I can also be alive
For a small time slice
Just being…
Boredom isn’t a bug.
It’s the recharger.
(Couple of dudes, just standing, enjoying the sunset!)
The Psychology of Shameless Creativity
Creative Incubation Effect: The subconscious mind solves problems when the conscious mind rests. Boredom is a trigger.
Busywork Bias: We mistake motion for progress. Stillness is wrongly equated with laziness.
Aha Latency: Breakthrough ideas rarely appear under direct focus. They emerge from stillness, silence, slowness.
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Additional READS on “Shameless Creativity”:
An Audience that DOESN’T EXIST!
The Tidy Desk Delusion!
Phantom pain of past crushes
BUSY BLUR
Creative Narcissism
Life is a treasure hunt
The one flutter of a Butterfly
Mediocre, and proud
I don’t know what to create
Just say NO. Reclaim yourself.
The smile and the VEIN
Staring at Failure!
SPRINT and REST
CREATIVE BIRIYANI
I am brilliant! Why can’t you see it?
Permission to Explore
Waiting for the MUSE
ALLODOXAPHOBIA: That fear of…
The 7-Second rule of creativity
Constipation, Diahorrea, and Creative Cholesterol
Creative Shame vs Creative EGO
The past doesn’t write the future!
Don’t be scared of original thought.








