By | ArjunA | www-youthkiawaaz-com.cdn.ampproject.org
Entrepreneurship is a part of everyone’s life, whether we realise it or not. As a child, I spent hours tinkering with building blocks along with my friends or using my imagination to tell fantastic tales. At its core, these activities taught me how to collaborate and prototype before I could spell the word ‘business’ correctly.
As I move into the conclusion of my high school experience, I’ve seen my creative output increase, but my time does the opposite. Creative thinking has saved me through my entire high school period. Whether it was unusual marketing pitches in business class or a personal spin on an English essay, figuring out a process to structure my thoughts has made it easier for me to think of newer and better ideas, as well as made it easier to collaborate with other people. Over the years I’ve found a simple five-step solution to taking your own ideas and getting them out there quickly. This has been at the core of many of my favourite ideas:
Collect Inspiration
As you go about your normal activities, take notice of the things that bring you joy. By saving pictures, sketches and objects that are sentimental or helped you in the past, you create a referenceable map of your past inspirations that can turn out to be useful later. While most things don’t have an obvious one-to-one use immediately, you create dots that can be connected any way you like later.
