Working solo in a studio can be challenging, especially when you don't have anyone to bounce ideas off of. But don't worry, there are plenty of ways to get those creative juices flowing again. Here are some tips that have helped me break through creative blocks in my projects and designs:

1. Make a Date with Yourself Plan a solo outing to spark your creativity. Visit a museum, take your sketchbook for a walk, or spend some time at a coffee shop drawing or jotting down notes. I often take the train to London to see an exhibition. Viewing other people's work can be incredibly inspiring and might even provide the solution you've been searching for.

2. Take a Walk Sometimes, the best way to tackle a creative block is to step away from your project. Give yourself a break. Some of my best ideas have come to me in the shower or while doing mundane tasks like washing dishes or cleaning. A little time off can work wonders.

3. Morning Pages If you haven't heard of "The Artist's Way" by Julia Cameron, it's a must-read. In her book, she recommends writing three pages every morning as soon as you wake up. No filter, no overthinking—just write whatever comes to mind. This technique is a fantastic way to clear your mind and get rid of any clutter. While it's popular among writers, it's equally effective for anyone in a creative field. The book is packed with activities designed to help "unblock" your mind, and I highly

What about you? what do you do when you feel stuck in your business or career? I would love to hear it.

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