This is a great exercise. For each day we do create, it is great to have an awareness of what we intend to create and what we created. Excellent!

In my case, the thing that distinguishes being creative from being, say, clever, or inventive, is that it has an unplanned quality and comes as a surprise to me. If I try to be creative that pretty much guarantees I won’t be! But people operate differently with this kind of thing and the comparisons and contrasts are always interesting to me.

Definatley trying too hard to be creative wouldn’t work for some. But planting the seed in your mind that you are going to create I believe will spark something. Doing this also makes me think, “am I going to have the exact same day as yesterday and the day before and the one before that, or will something new and exciting happen?”

It also brings happiness to me at the end of the day to think that I made something better for myself or others.

Thanks for your post, Indeed Anthony Robbins gives a lot of useful strategies to be able to make progress. (I do recomment one of his books on my Blog.) It’s good to use questions because it can give a laser beam focus on the things that you want to manifest. Last few month I asked myself the question ‘How do I make my weblog more and more attractive to visit’. To make it more attractive I created a lot of new things on it including a daily ‘Joke of the Day’, and a ‘Funny Quote of the Day’ item. So I have a other question: “Do you have any nice ideas for me that I can use to improve my weblog?”

All the Best,
HPvD.

For a website to be successful, design, in my opinion, is paramount. I started a blog with blogspot and ended up going with Wordpress because I can host it and change any part of it. You content is great, but visually it looks like any other blogspot blog. Make it stand out and shine like your content and you should get more repeat traffic. Thanks for the comment, I appreciate it.