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How to Boost Creativity in Just 10 Minutes a Day

Table of Contents Creativity isn’t just for artists or inventors. It’s something anyone can develop with practice. Research in cognitive psychology shows creative thinking improves with structured repetition, not sudden inspiration. The problem is that most people wait to feel inspired instead of giving the brain space to generate ideas. The good news is you don’t need hours of free time. Studies from the University of California suggest short, frequent creative sessions outperform occasional long ones. Ten minutes a day is enough to move the needle if you’re consistent. Let’s

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Table of Contents Creativity isn’t just for artists or inventors. It’s something anyone can develop with practice. Research in cognitive psychology shows creative thinking improves with structured repetition, not sudden inspiration. The problem is that most people wait to feel...
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